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...e people consider the history of Aotearoa-New Zealand and the way it shapes our future.... ...We have come a long way , but there is still more work to be done.” She said it was also a successful few days in the North for...

...helped his teenage daughter regain strength after her brother died ....

...The whānau forged the way for Māori involvement in the kiwifruit industry.... ... ambition was to become a train driver and after working his way through the railway ranks, he reached his goal. While working...

...every way , for everyone, everyday.    | I tae atu a Minita Mahuta ki Te Matatini me te Pirimia a Jacinda Ardern ki te whakarewa... ... our culture and history and the language is an important way to share our values and worldview. “Te Matatini is an ideal...
... confident in who they are and coming from New Zealand – a way to achieve this is to share a connection through te reo...

... Trust (Rauawaawa) will continue their new ‘Covid world’ way of supporting kaumatua until Alert Level 1 because of how... ... says it is vital her team can keep providing services in a way that prevents health risks to the 600 plus kaumātua on their...
... response. “I’m pleased that our contribution has gone some way to helping our kaumātua to be so well cared for by Rauawaawa...

...it continues to find new ways of helping whānau achieve their health and wellbeing goals.... ... settings to help them plan for success in small and big ways . “It was really good because whenever I set goals before...
...But this was a different way of tackling it, it’s my plan.” Pou Hākinakina use an aspirational style of planning called Plannin...

...is paving the way for rangatahi with an interest for digital technologies. In his words, Te Ao Hangarau is ‘setting up the chang... ... like to learn by doing so the internship is a perfect way to be able to do this and advance quickly. It is so much more...
... enjoyed working with the tauira [interns] to find the best ways for them to get the most out of Te Ao Hangarau. He has jumpe...

... and trustees of Te Aro Pā are amongst those leading the way with a build of 14 papakāinga homes at Greta Point in... ... and trustees of Te Aro Pā are amongst those leading the way with a build of 14 papakāinga homes at Greta Point in...

...more than 18,000 died and over 40,000 were wounded. Most were young men, and nearly one in five who served did not return. The... ... it was learnt that Algerian and Indian troops were on their way to the seat of war, the five Maori parliamentarians made a...
...ought we not to do our best to live in a way that honours them? The sacrifices of our ancestors should remain valid as a warning...

...Liz Makene goes way back.  So far back, in fact, that she began her career as a cadet in the Māori and Pacific Island Recruitmen... ... government.” Liz is incredulous when she thinks back to the way things were in the 80s and 90s.   “Today our people can...