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... communities are fatigued but we have to figure out how to ‘go long’. How do we power-up our communities so they can survive...

... says that Wairua Pai’s employment approach is an example of how Māori businesses make a positive impact.  “Wairua Pai has...
... and provide options for choosing someone local or who knows how to speak te reo Māori. “It’ll be a virtual contact centre...

... their QR code is a natural expression of that kaupapa. How to get a QR code If having a QR code at your whare or...
... or Trust is interested in doing here is some information on how you can do that; Get your QR code poster at...

...given how readily the spores are spread by the wind.” Mr Yard says finding myrtle rust in a new region could be the sign that w...
... their plants. “While we are unlikely to ever know exactly how myrtle rust arrived in New Zealand, the most likely entry...

... so they can learn from each other’s experiences and how they overcame the struggles they face,” she says. One of...
... onboard with the Hokohoko website highlighted how we can better utilise being online to promote Kanikani Kids...

...Te Rarawa) of Wairua Pai feature in a new video showcasing how the Te Puni Kōkiri Progressive Procurement Capability Uplift...
...and how we get across those procurement lines,” she says. Learn more about their stories here. ...

...and how this fits with new arrangements for Te Puni Kokiri; and the Ministry’s four-year budget plan as well. “The working...

...and you cannot underestimate how significant that lift in spirit is for our children.” Dr. Sharples said “Waka Māori was...

...helped people with their pronunciation of kupu Māori and with how to structure their sentences. There was a full spectrum of...

...and communities at the centre of decision making to determine how to achieve their own aspirations. Marae are not only centres...