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...Iwi and Māori and for achieving our vision of Thriving Whānau.... ... approach when preparing public policy and advice affecting Māori .    In simple terms, Te Tautuhi ō Rongo acknowledges that,...
... Māori have collective and individual rights and interests.  Who can use Te Tautuhi ō Rongo?  The framework is a tool the publi...

...She has worked to eight Ministers of Māori Affairs and Māori Development and four Te Puni Kōkiri Chief Executives. She’s been... ...A long career in Māori Affairs was definitely not on Rachel’s radar when she first started at Te Puni Kōkiri. She was working a...
... that my kids ended up practically brought up around TPK.” Māori economic development would be a core part of her work...

... Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the War Memorial of Korea acknowledging... ...It is the first of several events included in a Ministerial Māori trade and culture mission to Korea led by Minister Flavell in...
...including at least four Māori : Dickson Ngatai from Mangakino, Joseph Shortland from Taipuha, Bryce Whangapirita from Wellington,...

... who has been working with his team of 12 from the Flaxmere Māori Wardens over the past six weeks to assist their region... ... Māori iding and working in collaboration with Hastings District Council , Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga, Te Kupeng...
...but pertinent kaupapa to Māori as Teone explains. “It’s been very busy since the beginning of the lockdown,” he says. “Some...

...30 Māori Wardens are deployed at Christchurch East and are now based at the Roy Stokes Hall in New Brighton. 16 of these are on... ...30 Māori Wardens are deployed at Christchurch East and are now based at the Roy Stokes Hall in New Brighton. 16 of these are on...
... and complementary effort between the government and Māori sector. Focus remains on Christchurch East. Christchurch...

...d manuhiri and challenged officials in Te Tai Tokerau at the Māori Pathways programme announcement.... ...the event announced Māori Pathways and Paiheretia te Muka Tāngata in the region. (From left) Barney Mackie (Tai Tokerau...
...and currently engaged in the Corrections system acknowledged, “That’s one of the most important and needed facilities here”. Te...

... attended the inaugural Te Reo Māori rade held in Kirikiriroa this year to mark Māori Language week. Two of the youngest... ...ka hao te rangatahi’ is a well-known saying in Te Ao Māori where the old net is cast aside, the new net goes fishing. The prover...
... original meeting was called when the idea to hold a Te Reo Māori parade for the first time in Kirikiriroa was mooted nearly...

... Te Puni Kōkiri kaimahi were able to celebrate excellence in Māori farming at the Ahuwhenua Trophy awards ceremony held in... ...the most prestigious award in Māori farming, acknowledges and celebrates business excellence in New Zealand's important pastoral...
...recognised Māori horticulture growers. As one of the finalists said during the ceremony, this award acknowledges those who want...

...felt like an “outsider” in her own culture. Yes, she “looked Māori , felt Māori , but never quite got Māori .... ... me to engage to understand it is endless.” Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori has...
... to front this year’s Māori Language Week campaign – a drive to get more Māori and non- Māori learning and loving te...

... Māori Warden Thomas Henry is often thanked when he picks up a child off the street and drops them home, but occasionally he... ...and his love for South Auckland.” Mr Henry discovered Māori Wardens while organising a major national netball tournament. After...
...a friend suggested he call the Māori Wardens. Mr Henry hadn’t heard of them, but was impressed by their ability to command and...