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...focussed on bringing other Māori businesses into their supplier pipeline, along with pakihi that have a mission of improving...

...name) of the land blocks concerned.   Image: New Zealand Defence Force END...

... uniform rates - two or more land blocks will be able to be treated as a single block for rating.  Currently Māori land...

... 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...

... te Atua e manaaki i a mātou i ngå wā katoa- mā tātou e tiaki i a tātou anō, i te wā e ora ai tātou! Let God take care of...

...increasing supplier diversity and reducing barriers to engaging in government procurement processes and includes a 5% minimum...

... tender-ready and to increase the diversity of government suppliers .  AoG panels are an easy way for government agencies to...

... Hall. Auckland Council is also working with private suppliers of large tankers to see what tankers can be made available...

...aptly named after the native ‘hinahina’ or fennel grass – pre-1864, is now known today as Gate Pā Tours of Gate Pā and Te...

... equating to 44 blocks orm one legal entity. In 1966, the 44 Māori land blocks were merged to...
... the 44 Māori land blocks were merged to form a single large block , Tarawera No.1. Following the amalgamation, Māori Investment...