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... shellfish to sell at the markets.” They quickly became vendors at the Otara, Avondale and Māngare markets. It wasn’t long...

...“Some farmers are unable to work on their land because the sun has dried the clay layers of dirt.” Lee had a lot of spare time...
...nā te āwhina i te tari ā-rohe o Te Puni Kōkiri te wā i whakaroatia ai tae atu ki te 11 o Hakihea. Nō Whanganui tonu a Lee...

...hat is predominantly off the grid and built on Māori freehold land ....

... Boys High School whose talent on the volleyball court has landed him a full NAIA Division 1 Scholarship to Campbellsville...

... leaders and community advocates gathered on the traditional lands of the Acjachemen and Tongva people in California USA for th...

... land om their whenua, either by changing how they utilise their land o...
... be used to help assess land re potential/productivity and identify improved land management practises....

...The beauty is each vendor promotes Hokohoko, so everyone benefits from increased traffic to the platform.” “Many of our small...

...while also advancing our aspirations in housing and Māori land matters. I call these my three ‘w’s’, which are whānau, whare and...
... for the retention of Māori land nga tuku iho; and to make it easier for Māori land owners to make decisions about...

...Tēnā anō tātou i tēnei wā o te tau e emi ai te whānau, e kotahi anō ai te tuakana me te taina. Nō reira kei ngā whānau huri noa,...
... nine economic development priority areas including Māori land utilisation, geothermal and education and skills.  The Actio...

...and promotes the retention of land for the benefit of present and future generations of owners, their whānau and their hapū. Th...
... Bill also makes it easier for Māori land owners to make decisions about how their land is governed and used.  Constraints ar...