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...the future of Māori wardens. “This young boy just stuck with me all day in the rain and, you know, we’ve been trying so hard...
...to get rangatahi (youth) involved with the wardens. “It took me coming to Ihumātao and doing this and finding this young boy...

... ki ngā taha moana o Karipori me i mahia e rātou i te whawhai mō te ōritetanga me te whai kirirarautanga ki...

...and he always took me back to my marae at Raetihi as well.”  She became a trustee of that marae, an appointment that her father...
... and Mason Durie.  A role in the Iwi Technicians Group supporting the Whānau Ora Iwi Leadership Group followed.  So I’ve...

...protective hillsides. “What’s it about for me ? Food sovereignty” he says. “That’s the true meaning of tino rangatiratanga. I’m...
...‘to support ’ or ‘to shoulder’. Expansion of the brand is dependent on a sustainability strategy. But with existing funding, the...

...Cadetships support employers in a range of industries to mentor, develop and train Māori staff of all ages so they can take on...
...I was keen to find out how it could help me grow professionally as well as personally.” Kaimahi like Leana travelled from aroun...

...”took me down the wrong path.” When asked how his journey began he replies, “It doesn’t have a great beginning. “I was having...
...and that of the people around me . “You know I thought that I had all the mana in the world [as a gang member], but I didn’t...

...and support the development of policies to address these issues....

...it was very difficult and I needed people to guide me , and make me look at the wider issues. Once I really honed in on the topic...
...and it made me think that we need to remember to just ask them.”...

... treating us like we had the disease and that they can’t be near you,” says Tilly. “So, the words ‘be kind’ that I’ve been...

... has developed a job hunters ebook in partnership with Trade Me Jobs and New Zealand employers. Packed with advice and tips o...