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...speaking of the Te Puna Tōpu ō Hokianga Trust he is part of today. “They had a vision of providing employment for our whānau...
...high tech machinery and they have been able to live at home,” he boasts. “Certainly for our trust, one of the massive drivers...

... he takitahi, he toa takitini,” says Damon. “Code Avengers have also supported my whānau. They let me work from home for a while...
...and now he is one of our leaders. We have confidence in his ability to help develop and lead the next generation of Māori...

... admits that before completing the Pae Aronui programme he was pretty lazy, unemployed, not motivated, and stuck on...
... He is now drug free, and has since secured employment with Delta Contractors. “My future’s looking pretty bright at the moment...

... bread and to maintain his daily routine during lockdown. “ He would go and wait for his bus and go for a walk around the...
... provided protective clothing so that he was able to go and buy his goods safely. “ He loves it,” says Ane. “We message his...

... are going hungry regardless of what the reasons are,” he says.  Te Pātaka is already operating in Wairau (the...
...and he is seeing uncertainty around jobs in areas like hospitality and accommodation. “Sometimes they’ve lost a job and are...

...saying he ’s excited about a future where he can see and hug his whānau and friends, play gigs and see others play gigs. “And...
... by getting the music industry and Aotearoa back on track,” he says. Funded by Te Puni Kōkiri via the Karawhiua campaign, T...

... He was the one who handed over the Trophy to me in 2005 and did all the technical mahi like insuring the Cup etc.,” added...
... is known to many as he an,” said Mere. “In 1899 by an Act of Parliament, he established the Wi Pere...

... Māori o Hoani Waititi Marae alongside the Ira Fairies at the He Tau Ira event on 5 February. Photo supplied. Most people i...
... the kura to collaborate on their new campaign He Tau Ira – Year of the Dot. He Tau Ira has so far seen a huge vaccination...

...Richard Clarke says he was overwhelmed with the 50 - 60 volunteers who turned up last weekend to establish the first part of...
... the first commercial harvest in three years. Richard says he is buoyed by the response from whānau last weekend. “Most of...

...Southland. Tangaroa says that he is driven by what gives meaning to his life and helping others progress and find meaning in...
... he says that he knows how he ’s going to do it. Mark Coughlan Farm Assistant, Wairarapa Moana Farms Dairy 2, Mangakino, and Tyso...