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...One of only three 100 per cent Māori-owned businesses in the fresh fish and takeaways trade in Tāmaki, Toby’s as it is known to...

...49 per cent of cadets were wāhine Māori. “The Cadetship has motivated me to finish my qualification,” Melany said. Melany’s...

...78 per cent of the total fund has been allocated to initiatives, and events that focus on Te Pūtake o te Riri Wars and Conflicts...

...kāore e kitea i roto i tētahi wā roa, pēnā ka kitea,” Te Kahautu Maxwell (Te Whakatōhea). “You can imagine what our talks aroun...

...otirā ngā matua e manaaki i o mātou tamariki I ngā wā parakitihi.   Image: Jamal McGruer, Te Kapa Haka o Ngāti Ranginui...

...more than 1 million others across the motu to take part in Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori – the Māori Language Moment. Kaimahi gathered...

...‘up north somewhere’ who was worried and had set up the meal order . The kuia insisted she was fine and didn’t want to be a...
... to come by or more expensive”. In the meantime the orders keep flooding in, the kitchen keeps pumping out meals and...

...in order to adequately meet the needs of the people on the small rural island. Diana says that it was a great experience and it...

... Festival Dish Challenge. Mr Te Aho was the first person to order the mouth-watering Ratatouille Vegetables with King Prawn in...

...in order to remove barriers or unintended consequences for Māori business growth. “Aboriginal Australian communities lead an...