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... me te kura ngā tamariki mō te 25% o tā rātou wā oho; mō te 75% o te wā e toe ana kei te taha rātou o te whānau. He mea...
... Māori ki roto i te whānau mō te nuinga o ngā tāngata me whai wā , me whai kaha, me whai tautoko ka mutu me ū anō hoki. Pērā i...

...and used to light and warm the interior of their igloos, and on which they cooked their food too. Although the flame from the...

... the place is often covered in litter and rubbish and the toilets are always overrun.  So at a minimum an investment in...

...supplies for young and chemical toilets . There was on-going concerns that mains water was still not drinkable after extensive...

... friendly home with a wheelchair enabled wet shower and toilet .  The barriers to finding a home were: -  His addictions...

...Next on the list is to have indoor toilet and connection to the water and sewerage systems. The Chatham Islands has a limited...

... toilets and kitchens,” says Toa.  Poor construction materials used at the time have also compounded problems, especially in the...

...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...