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... Hon Parekura Horomia died,” she says. “The key learning for me was just how significant the nation and the Māori people saw...

... for the services that are provided,” she says. "They ring me and say, 'but you're a voluntary organisation' and I say 'we...

... then we’re on each other’s fence lines saying ‘can you pass me ..., have you got a spare..., you need some help with...?’ So...

...The Fund is contributing $50,000 to support Ohuia with their long-term aspiration to create employment and training opportunitie...

... region attended the four-day conference and Expo providing support to event organisers as well as presenting formally at the...
... with NZ Police and with Te Kōhanga Reo as we all provide support towards iwi, hapū, marae and whānau development,” said...

... didn’t have e-commerce facilities. Te Puni Kōkiri supported Te Rōpū Pakihi to assist an initial 23 business operators...
...says Hokohoko can support up to 250 e-stores, supplying around 500 products or services for purchase online.  “A distinctive...

...The $28 million Renewable Energy Fund supports projects that take on the bigger jobs in Māori housing such as installing solar...
... Kōkiri supports ōpū with funding, information, advice and practical support to achieve...

... does better,” Jesse said. Ngā Tini Whetū is being supported by Te Puni Kōkiri, Oranga Tamariki and ACC in partnership...
... Ora Commissioning Agency so more whānau can access early support tailored to their needs, rather than at a crisis stage.  It...

... in the COVID-19 response is our relationships and on-going support ,” said Anahera. “We have been working with iwi, hapū and...
...to reach,” said Anahera. Waka Kōkiri continues to actively support the Te Arawa Covid-19 Response Hub in urban and rural...

... and making it more comfortable for them by being their support crew,” Maioha says. “One thing I want whānau to think abou...
...if you have a support crew to back you up bring them along.” As a graduate of Waikato, Maioha was proud that they were the firs...