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... New Zealand. The study is intended to provide evidence that leads to real changes for children and their whānau.   It is...

...and debris. Te Puni Kōkiri will be leading engagement with key entities and affected communities to better understand the needs...

... the next pandemic response. The Royal Commission is also leading consultation on behalf of the New Zealand Government on...

...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.”...

...“they’re in the same boat as me , struggling to make ends meet.” On the benefit Vanisa was required by Work and Income New...
... came to me as a job going at MUMA, I applied, a day later they rang me to make an appointment...

...“Being offered a full scholarship took me by surprise and I am very thankful.  I know it’s going to be really different from...
... that have helped me I would like to truly thank them all for supporting me ,” said Phillip. In...

... the Treaty of Waitangi was signed Māori entrepreneurs were leading New Zealand’s first overseas trade missions, they were...
... two centuries later Māori entrepreneurs are still leading overseas trade missions, we are key players in the...

...has a cluster group of agencies and each cluster group has a lead agency. To kick start the strategy, over 20 priority action...
...Te Puni Kōkiri is the lead agency for this priority action we intend to work closely with Iwi, Māori businesses, Māori...

... Māori business growth. “Aboriginal Australian communities lead an innovative approach to social procurement with their...
...The delegates took stock of how Māori people are leading with their culture, their language and an innate sense of who they were...

...the lead organiser of the health workforce that delivered over 70 vaccines to whānau and rangatahi Māori at the first Drive Thru...
...Co- Lead of the That’s Us campaign says they had over 200 cars, each with more than one person. “Entire whānau came in 3-4 cars...