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...Driven by a desire to contribute meaningfully to Māori development, Sophia ‘Unga took up the challenge of being a summer intern... ...I wanted my work to contribute to Māori .” Sophia was based in the Porirua office, where she worked predominantly with the...
...predominantly with the rangatahi and marae teams. A kaupapa Māori approach combined with her own rangatahi experiences meant...

...As a wahine Māori creative director and business owner Tania McCoy must be quite rare as it’s estimated just 1% of creative... ... branding in the rebuild. Attraction Studio is one of 100 Māori businesses Te Puni Kōkiri and Ministry of Business,...
... an 8% annual target of all government contracts being with Māori businesses. Attraction Studio has been delivering brand,...

...says Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples.... ...says Maori Affairs Minister Pita Sharples. Launching 50 new cadetship positions, Dr Sharples said the ESITO Cadetship scheme...
...mentor and employ 50 Māori cadets. “You are all industry leaders, and you are leading by example. You are leading the way in...

...Turia have announced that proposals are being sought for the Māori and Pasifika Trades Training initiative.... ...being sought for the Māori ing initiative. The initiative aims to support Māori and Pasifika...
...It seeks new approaches to engaging Māori and Pasifika students in tertiary education to create and strengthen training and skil...

...r community groups, as part of the country’s second ever reo Māori o kick off Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2017.... ... town to celebrate the Māori talisation.  The parade included kura kaupapa Māori , English-medium schools...
...and Jennifer Ward-Lealand as well as Te Taurā Whiri i te reo Māori Chief Executive, Ngahiwi Apanui. Stirring entertainment alon...

...The Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s commitment to improving Māori participation in decision making has been demonstrated by... ...The Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s commitment to improving Māori participation in decision making has been demonstrated by...
... bid to enhance Māori es. “The conference gave renewed hope for iwi and Māori throughout Te Moana...

...tribution to keeping Wellington safe including the Ngāti Toa Māori Wardens.... ...One of the winners of the 11 awards was the Ngāti Toa Māori Wardens for their hard work and continued service to the...
...Inspector Terry Van Dillen presented the Award to the Māori Wardens at a ceremony held in Wellington. Councilor Lester said...

...iTraffic is a proudly 100% Māori and Pacific owned business based in Auckland that has been taking the traffic management... ...Of which 88% are Māori or Pacific, and 20% are women in construction. “We celebrate successes for our people, and we have a tea...
...Glen is one of the two Māori and two Cook Island owners running the successful traffic management business....

...is their te ao Māori counters full of fresh kaimoana and ika, a te reo Māori menu, legendar... ...One of only three 100 per cent Māori -owned businesses in the fresh fish and takeaways trade in Tāmaki, Toby’s as it is known to...
...employing predominantly Māori kaimahi. Fast forward to 2020, operating throughout the COVID-19 pandemic did not come without...

... with Māori ce manuka oil straight from manuka trees being grown on Māori owned... ... Group cadetship programme. Each cadet is a trustee of the Māori land being utilised to grow the manuka trees that will be...