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... to respond to the threats on our people and economy. “A key strategy for accelerating vaccinations has been to support th...
...I want to communicate key public health messages in culturally appropriate ways,” Aupito William Sio said. “The Pacific Aotearo...

...it is a challenge for our entire New Zealand economy,” he says. The symposium is being run by the Federation for Māori...
... the fuel to power the Māori economy to its full potential,” he says. In further work, BERL and the University of Waikato’s...

... driver gets to know who’s doing what and when he comes back to the office he briefs us and we’ll include the area in a night...

... was the way he ng ones and spoke to them, and they truly trusted what he was saying. I knew...

... the achievements of our people and their endeavours," he said. There are eight award categories in total, from best...
... the University of Auckland Business School. Mr Turia said he is extremely proud of local Māori business leaders and the...

... he e. Requests were being dealt with on a “case by case” basis, he ...

... and answer those important questions whānau have,” he said.  Contracts with providers cover the following regions:...
... expect to vaccinate up to 20,000 Māori before Christmas,” he said.   Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu will build on its...

...Samuels said that he Mr Samuels has apologised to Te Puni Kōkiri staff. He has also...

...where he served for 22 years, spending 13 of those as Chair. He was also Chief Negotiator of the Ngāi Tahu Te Tiriti o Waitangi...
... He r and Head of Social Studies and Māori studies in 1968, where he remained...

...people who work at Topline to reach their fullest potential,” he says, “And part of that is learning about their culture, as...
... to get more experience and confidence in his mahi so that he can join his mentor in the Topline office in future. “One da...