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...We’ve never been so busy but we wouldn’ t have it any other way” says Māhera Maihi of Ngāpuhi ki Tāmaki. Māhera, Tasha Hōhaia an...
...I won’ t have to go out and put myself at risk to get groceries from the supermarket”. A helping hand While plenty of interest...

... lockdown and identified that many of their businesses didn’ t have e-commerce facilities. Te Puni Kōkiri supported Te Rōpū...

...We didn’ t want to let down our rangatahi who had shown a strong interest in attending our Ted Talk kaupapa. So, we decided we ha...

...given people don’ t always report these circumstances.  We have Māori living under bridges, living in unsuitable or overcrowded...
... I don’ t , you know I just feel like I’m just stuck here, and I can’ t move to th...

...information and networking,” says Di. “Granted this isn’ t a solution for everyone but for some whānau and families this is a...

...but they don’ t realise that the infrastructure here and the community is really stretched and strained, but overall it does put ...

...I couldn’ t really see a future for myself there. So when I saw Te Hononga advertised on the staff intranet, I was keen to find...
...why wouldn’ t you want to become the best version of yourself?” “Now when I encounter situations I want to run from, I tell...

...business by holding core information on a register so it doesn’ t need to be repeated each time a business does a transaction...

...it simply wouldn’ t be feasible to stand up the clinic for the numbers of whānau we wanted to reach,” said Anahera. Waka Kōkiri...

...It doesn’ t have to be a by yourself thing, if you have a support crew to back you up bring them along.” As a graduate of...