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... the course Vicki said the couple were known as the “ ice cream couple”. “We had got into the habit of buying a Memphi...
... down that we realised how much money we were spending on ice creams.” Vicki said the couple had spent years “living the...

... health and wellbeing- Healthy homes mean healthy whānau. Popping lights and rotten floors For years, Nellie thought the rai...
...    “The light bulbs and everything were popping . The power points blew, so they rewired everything when they came in. They put...

... before they become warranted. “It’s about breaking the ice and putting people at ease if they are dealing with police –...

... ice creams and sit-down meals for the tamariki and members, nurses were available to complete diabetes, heart and blood pressure...

... the situation and then you need to know how to break the ice and putting people at ease if they are dealing with police....

...  Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori commemorates the moment the Māori Language petition was presented to Parliament in 1972. As part of Te...
...esources and find out more about Te Wiki o te Reo Māori and Te Wā Tuku Reo Māori....

... mustn’t do is assume we can go and have kai with friends or pop round to visit other whānau. You can go for a walk or a jog...

...enjoyed Rush Munroes ice cream and soaked up the beautiful weather.   Before leaving for home they passed by the IronMaori...

... connected to her tipuna and surrounded by whānau is the icing on the cake.  “I like the fact that my landlords and pretty...

...I pop into the conversation and it’s another moko. It’s kept us really connected. I love being in this papakāinga space!” she...
...working from home as well as popping in and out of each others’ Zoom calls aren’t a problem. 15-year-old Ryland Tomoana says...