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...“No one else is going to care for our people the way we care for our people” says Hare.  So far, Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani...
...distinctively Māori ideas.”  Read full story:...

... Tupua Iwi Collective to deliver a 15-week rapid response roll out across the Whanganui, Rangitikei, Ruapehu and South...
... will support each other’s wellbeing in an outbreak."  Read full story:...

... part of tranche 1 to support the Māori vaccination uptake. One provider funded through WOCA is Whānau Waipareira which has...
...gone door -to- door , used social media, run mobile clinics and spearheaded the popular Fight For Your Whakapapa campaign.  70...

... whaiaro mō te wā hei whakatutuki i te take i homai ai, waihoki, mō te wā e tika ana i raro ...
... me ngā hononga i pāwhiritia e koe ko te rangi me te wā i toroa tā mātou paetukutuku ko te paetukutuku i tuku atu i ...

... Annual General Meeting To receive and consider the balance sheet , the profit and loss account, and the other reports i.e. (th...

... will value te reo Māori as a key part of national identity. One million New Zealanders (or more) will have the ability and...
...and where improvements can be made. Download and read the  full framework here [PDF, 1.5MB]. Read the framework on a page...

...Tupu.nz is a one -stop shop for information about whenua Māori. You can access tool, resources and reports about Māori land block...

...and what works well for one whānau does not work well for others recognises whānau and families have skills, knowledge and...
... One is through agencies, focusing on providing whānau with access to equitable services and another is through the various...

...read the Information Sheet [PDF, 68KB], then complete the Consent Form and Readiness Survey [PDF, 112KB] and return it to...

...particularly if it isn't well known or is specific to only one organisation. Be mindful of errors and spelling mistakes –...
... ki te whakapānga kua tuhia i roto i te panui mahi i mua i te wā kati. Mehemea kei te tuku pārongo koe mā te imera me whakahua...