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...The fact that they paid for my licence test made it easier financially but I didn’t want to waste their money either. Luckily, I...

...can get tested and know how to access Care in the Community support if needed. $40.05 million to build on the Māori Communities...

...and lead policy discussions as well as encourages them to shape their desired future. “Rangatahi success looks like rangatahi...
... a greater opportunity to cultivate strong leaders ready to lead whānau, hapū and iwi into tomorrow.” Applications for the...

...The Progressive Procurement kaupapa we lead with Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is helping Māori business grow...
...Te Kupenga Hao Pāuaua Progressive Procurement Project Lead . The Awards celebrated those projects, individuals and teams which...

... that “missing piece”. “I’ve always had this longing inside me for the language and I can honestly say that learning te reo...
...and the joy it brings me to engage in conversations in te reo and to be able to understand it is endless.” Te Taura Whiri i te...

...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...

... me eople and just to get involved into something that will help me maybe...
... that’s a big thing for me that I have the more people I can rely on to help me . Especially if we make...

...”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...

...she was appointed Regional Manager Waiariki/Waikato leading staff in offices in Hamilton, Tauranga, Whakatāne and Rotorua. Her...
... and ideas that strengthen Crown-Māori relationships and lead to an improved quality of life for Māori.” Today, Mrs....