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...schooling didn’ t hold her for that long either.  She dropped out as soon as she could, but would soon find herself in the...
... and I went on to become her secretary.”  Career wise she hasn’ t looked back.  A role at Te Puni Kōkiri in its earlier days...

...is invisible.  Our stories aren’ t included and there’s a lot of emphasis on Gisborne,” said Ani Pahuru-Huriwai from Wharekahika,...
...It wasn’ t long before the connection between marketing ‘hook’ and Māui’s hook was made, and a marketing narrative for Māori...

... the family chattel definition shouldn’ t used as a catchall for property that doesn’ t fit under the heirloom notion...

... living in Auckland has been “hugely effective”. “Whānau didn’ t need to burst their bubble. We’ve helped them keep their...
... Te Tai Tokerau iwi have had representation here. “We weren’ t part of the CDEM Group in response to the recent drought...

...I hadn’ t realised what it took to get a home ownership loan. But I did it in two and a half years,” she says. Hiraani Hūtana...
...all of the mod cons. “With a Kiwibank Kainga Ora loan you don’ t own the land (land ownership stays with the Trust), you own...

... mourning his Nana was elevated because even though he couldn’ t call his whānau or be with them for this sad time, he got that...
... jail term he got home detention and now he’s working and hasn’ t reoffended. Humanising and healing Māori make up half of Ne...

... made to their communities was something Lulu says she hadn’ t really been aware of before. She believes the history project...
...They aren’ t spring chickens anymore, but they still put the uniform on, and some are even on call 24 hours. I think to myself,...

...I don’ t begin with I was apprehensive. But with hindsight I wouldn’ t have missed...
...But it wasn’ t to be, as cloud hid Hikurangi from view. By this day, Saturday 27 August, the visitors had been traveling for...

... the community.  While she admits getting to where she is hasn’ t been an easy road, she attributes her achievement to a...

...learn things they didn’ t know and work out some pathways for their future. It was also for us as judges to observe them and make...