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... concept of Whānau Ora works. "The government will take it up to another level and I’m prepared to bid for more funding....
... Share Whānau Ora stories with other people so they can sign up to be in the system." "You (to the conference attendees) are...

...Jenny-May took up te reo but dropped it after three years as mounting expectations – that as she was Māori she should...
...also took up learning te reo several years ago. “Like me, Dad has been working on his te reo recovery too. We kōrero regularly...

... hands of yet another humble but capable leader.  “I ended up doing a Māori Access module at the marae.  I met Aunty Tari...
...was then asked by Dame Tariana Turia to join her and help set up the infrastructure of Te Oranganui Iwi Health Authority in...

... out in to the regions.  So the task for the room was to come up with a really clever hook and well packaged tourism product t...
... season. “People have to survive so if paid work comes up they must take it.  Several of our people got their guiding...

... is the first region where the MLS Programme has partnered up with Māori land owners and iwi organisations in Te Tai Rāwhit...
...and kaiāwhina to keep land owners in each rohe up to date with the case study. The Māori Land Service is currently being...

... solutions could be implemented. The Law Commission has come up with three options to provide for family homes on Māori land....
... the significance of taonga but that the law could be tidied up to work better for whanau.  Taonga are still subject to the...

... better access to Māori communities in wider Wellington and up to Foxton.” The office was based in Lower Hutt for more than...
... Tai Hauāuru is one of six Te Puni Kōkiri regions that make up New Zealand. The region has six local offices including...

... in a whānau papakāinga where at any one point there can be up to 19 people living together, the adjustment has been a chang...
...to reduce the risk of spreading the virus. “I’ve put a pānui up on the front door, what I want people to know is that we’ve...

...was built on the property. Ruruhira fondly remembers growing up there with her 13 siblings. “The whole quarter acre section...
... available through its Māori Housing Network. “We showed up to their Hastings office and were welcomed with these lovely...

...Now I can hook up a small laptop and can stay at home. I don’t have to go to the mainland. Having things such as power makes you...
...You just get on with it.” Joan grew up with her parents until she left for boarding school at age eight. Her whānau moved to...