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...We wouldn’ t have known anything, we wouldn’ t have known where to go for help. “It’s healthy for our family, for our kids and...

... the process and the language – to explain things I didn’ t know. It was a whole journey,” she says. “My whānau was very...
...We come in and the kids will run round and you don’ t have to tell them to put their socks on because the floor’s really cold –...

...and everyone laughs.  These young people who weren’ t in jobs or training are finding new opportunities through the Paria te Tai...
... through a more appropriate indigenous approach. “We just don’ t have the same barriers - as it is now about whakapapa. Often...

...but you don’ t k wider. I would have been like, ‘What life goals? I don’ t have life goals?’ But now I get...

...Fia T . Tupou and Reverend ‘Inoke Masima join current community members Peter Thomas and Dr Lorna Dyall on the Auckland...
...private and international sectors. Fia T . Tupou (Samoan) has served on a number of boards including the South Auckland Family...

... all schools is the goal but without financial support it isn’ t possible. In the past a charge was imposed but after seeing...
... Without it and support from other organisations we wouldn’ t be able to work with so many tamariki.” Matika – Moving the...

...49 per cent of cadets were wāhine Māori. “You don’ t have to be a manager to be a leader,” Billie said. “You are a leader within...
...which hasn’ t been done before. Whakapuāwai has done that for me: speaking te reo in my house.” When whānau thrive, so do their...

...She said there wasn’ t . Ben was a finalist three years ago, while he didn’ t win then, he took the opportunity...

... done about the situation. “It’s not often that people don’ t know who we are and our uniforms identify us as Māori Wardens,...

... and kaupapa Māori values into a sporting event. “If it wasn’ t for Parekura and his vision, along with the support of the...