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... in New Zealand ended on 14 February 1915 and the unit set sail for Egypt. They served first as garrison troops on the...
...Māori returned soldiers carried a wider world view back to their tribal communities and this also motivated the young through th...

... to ensure Pacific families are being served to the standards set to meet growing needs, although adding that finding enough...
...Bill English supported Flavell’s view that the Whānau Ora work provides a new infrastructure to the New Zealand economy. "When...

...My view is that the Property (Relationships) Act’s reference to taonga should move out of the family chattels provision to allow...
...The taonga may also need to be presented in a marae-like setting and accompanied with korero. What matters is that the person wh...

...We want them to bring their unique Māori world view and use it to face the problems of today, confident in who they are as...
...is achievable through regular wānanga held within tertiary settings across the country. In 2021, Pūhoro delivered programmes t...

... Managerbircn@tpk.govt.nz 027 762 7293 or 04 819 6299 | "He wā whakahirahira tēnei mā ngā wāhine katoa o tō tātou whenua. He...
... hoki tātou mō te whanaketanga mai o te kaupapa mai i taua wā ." Kei te akiaki a Di i ngā tāngata katoa o Aotearoa ki te...

... Championship Series 2016.   | Ka puta mai te moheni i te wā o te Rā o Waitangi. Ko ngā kōrero o roto, ko Hēnare, he...

... toru ngā whānau e noho ana i roto i ngā whare e ono i tēnei wā . Kei Aranui, kei te marae ā-iwi o Ngā Hau e Whā ēnei kāinga e...
...e manaakitia ai te tangata mō te wā poto. Hei tā te Tumu Whakahaere o te marae, hei tā Norm Dewes, ko te whakatinanatanga tēnei...

... she says “The forum is a firm reminder of the Rotorua Lakes Council and Te Tatau o Te Arawa partnership, which strives t...

...Hon Chloe Swarbrick from the Green Party; Dame Anne Salmond; Malcolm Johns, CEO of Genesis Energy; the CEO and Chief...

...fixed leaks and put in a new kitchen . Kym Savage and Robyn Richardson. “One of the comments that some of our whānau made...