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... the hot water pipe. Not only was water d to grow behind the walls but the excess water was also...
...room walls to remove toxic black mould and make safe the hot water pipes in the walls had a positive impact on whānau....

... themselves using the freeze-drying method to remove the water but lock in the goodness and maintain the nutritional...

... connections of indigenous peoples to traditional lands and waters and their unique contributions to our nations, cultures and...

...of February. We all know the names of so many children have died horrific deaths: James Whakaruru, Coral Burrows, Serenity Ja...

... be quite profound.” When master weaver Whaipooti Hitchiner died in 2013, she left a box of what remained of the Nukutere...

... Di Grennell. “It’s a beautiful space and you know being in Mānukau is an ideal place for Te Puni Kōkiri we know nearly a...

...by lighting a traditional Inuit lamp/ heater /stove, made from a hollowed out stone; often one of the very few posessions carried...
...At the same time the Inuit lamp/ heater /stove was lit for the first time on our shores. After a stand-up lunch at Te Puni Kōkiri...

...wind and water ,” says Tamla Smith, Learning Support Coordinator, Mahora School. Tamariki at Mahora School have been growing...
... pit in its outdoor classroom and a water feature, te mauri o te wai – essence of water . Te Puni Kōkiri approved $2,000 from...

...biggest jolt for all of us was when the Hon Parekura Horomia died ,” she says. “The key learning for me was just how...

... noa ia i taua wā haere mai ki te mahi i ia rangi, ka tae mai hoki i te wā e tika ana. I tino...
...I tino eke a Chelsea i te wā i tukuna a ia ki te whai i tētahi o āna raihana taraiwa,” te kī a Alex Hapuku, he Kaiwhakahaere...