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... much culture and history here in the Eastern Bay of Plenty,” he says. “We are on the path to changing the presentation of th...
...It is about who they are,” he says. “They were so pleased with the advice we were able to provide. The deal gives them leverage...

...we’ve got a māra kai we’re going to get to, a book that I’ve been wanting to read, I can do that now,” she says. “Do something...

... itself for advising on and facilitating Māori interests,” he said. “Cabinet has agreed to a working party of four people...

... Māori and New Zealand communities and internationally,” he said. “She has also shown diplomacy in negotiating across...

... faces there to help them deal with issues that may arise,” he said. “The wider purpose is to facilitate communication...

...While he preferred to let the viewer interpret the works for themselves; the works are a part of the story of Aotearoa New...

... He was born in 1918 and studied at Otago Medical School, served in the Medical Corps in WWII and became the first ever fully...

... in 1917 that there was a boycott led by Princess Te Puea,” he said. This is the backdrop against which the stories of six...

...there were also few opportunities to learn the language,” he says.  “A new report released this month recommends making te reo...

... to Te Puni Kōkiri or the whānau in Rotorua.  As a rangatahi he would visit the office many times with his kuia, Maria Tini,...