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...young and old alike. You don’ t have to be an expert to be part of the conversation. No submission is too small to be considered...
... approach? The numbers of children in New Zealand who can’ t thrive, belong and achieve is getting bigger and the challenge...

...It wasn’ t long before they opened another. As their tamariki grew, so too did the hunger of the roopu to develop an innovative...
... school approach,” she says. “A traditional approach doesn’ t always meet our needs as Māori.  Te Pā o Rākaihautū allows us...

...Trust didn’ t block was leased below market value. Another block didn’ t have a...
...so they didn’ t have to play on the driveways or on the road”. To fund the project, the Trust obtained one of the first ‘Pūtea...

... were dairy farmers in the Far North and the farm wasn’ t bringing in enough money. My dad decided to start harvesting...
...It wasn’ t long before they took the next step. “We started harvesting and retailing our own seafood. To start with, it was hard...

... offer employment opportunities to kids who don’ t want to be there and aren’ t attending anymore,” says iTraffic’s Lee...

...hasn’ t always been treated with the level of care and respect shown to it today. At signing from 6 February 1840, Te Tiriti o...
...it wasn’ t until the 1970s when Te Tiriti o Waitangi was publicly exhibited, first at the Turnbull Library then at the Reserve...

... was so distracted talking to Prime Minister Ardern he didn’ t feel his jab. “Was that it?” he said to her. Some of the...
... away,” she said.  “At the end of the day if our people don’ t get vaccinated, they will be the ones that suffer.” The 30...

...I’m sorry but we can’ t ’. The look in their eyes was that we’d broken their heart. Not only as whānau members but as Māori...
...But by Easter they weren’ t . It wasn’ t fun anymore. They were just looking out the window with a blank stare. They were lonely an...

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...Koia nei te wā tika ki te whakatū i tēnei kaupapa. He kaupapa ā-whānau a Taiohi Ararau: Passport to Life, arā, ka ākina ngā...