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... He was involved in the rehabilitation scheme for Māori soldiers returning after the Second World War. I began to build this...
...The whakataukī ‘ he aha te mea nui o te ao?’ became an important theme.” Erin spent time talking with kaumātua about their...

... that I didn’t think would still be around after 100 years,” he says. Dr Soutar, who is with the Ministry for Culture and...
... He was in charge of Narrow Neck Camp. The chaplain to the right of Peacock is Archdeacon Hector Hawkins. The names of the others...

... He has served a wide variety of posts with policy responsibilities covering consumer protection, intellectual propert and solid...
... He has also served as a District Office in Hong Kong and as Hong Kong’s economic and commercial representative in Brussels. Hon...

... He went from a bored teenager on the wrong side of the tracks, to Manager of a 450 ha farm, with over 1000 cows and five...
... He's not even 25 yet.   Success can be inspiring – our Māori women in business profiles show an impressive array of women who...

... townships as he ies need support with health, exercise and nutrition.  He says “the big...

... been able to make a tangible difference in their community,” he says. “The initiative promotes biosecurity innovation through...
... pest – and have now adopted a long-term management plan,” he says. “Catfish prey on small native fish, eat fish eggs,...

... driver gets to know who’s doing what and when he comes back to the office, he briefs us, and we’ll include the area in a nigh...

... Kāuru co-president Luke Moss (Ngāti Maniapoto) says he thinks the Koroī pūtea has helped students in a time where...
... pull people together and make them feel a part of a whānau,” he says. Regional Manager for Te Puni Kōkiri (Waikato- Waiariki...

... He ly ask ‘when we are moving to our papakāinga home?’ Every day he would wake up and say, “Mum, are we moving...

... He ahine, nō Ngāpuhi, nō Ngāti Kahungunu. Ki te taha o tōku māmā he uri ahau nō...