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... Māori landowners on the East Cape are a step closer to achieving their whenua aspirations thanks to new funding announced... ... including providing feasibility funds through the Whenua Māori Fund. “It’s tremendously exciting for our regional staff to...

...tern Bay of Plenty and its plans to make the boat tours more Māori than ever.... ...of ancient Māori s, and of the active marine volcano itself, known to Māori as Whakaari. That is the...
... the presentation of the tours to include traditional Māori stories and history, but we need to work with our kaumātua...

... Māori tech business Jobloads pivoted its original business during lockdown and has just developed a digital solution that... ...and development of Māori rs impacted by Covid,” she says. Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Growth lead Chris Barker says...
... innovative Māori game changer within their sector. They have a strong Māori kaupapa to ho...

... Reo o Raparapaririki and Mahora School are using mātauranga Māori and spaces of peace to nurture whenua and nurture whānau... ... so the demand for fresh and free kai has grown among hapori Māori . Māra kai help teach tamariki, whānau and the community abou...
... māra kai as a vehicle for developing localised mātauranga Māori while whānau at Mahora School in Hastings are creating a...

...today. ”We are gathering to remember the former Minister of Māori of Affairs, rangatira, friend and whanaunga.”... ...today. ”We are gathering to remember the former Minister of Māori of Affairs, rangatira, friend and whanaunga.” “Our memories...
... - the creation of Māori or Treaty negotiations and his leadership of the Māori Affairs...

...as exemplars of the dedication and innovation crucial to the Māori economy.  ... ... and innovation crucial to the Māori economy. Announced by the Minister of Māori Affairs, Hon Dr Pita Sharples, at...
... excellence in Māori n and innovation that have become the hallmarks of Māori farming...

...says one of the training stalwarts of the Tāmaki ki te Tonga Māori Wardens – she knows she’s been doing this for over 40 years.... ... role that she and her fellow Māori n their urban environment. However, as the Māori Wardens district coordinator...
... resolving problems to preventing them from occurring. The Māori Wardens’ spend a lot of time working with schools and whānau...

...lling up its sleeves to help more Waikato whānau through the Māori Housing Network.... ... amongst Māori now going above and beyond to help whānau through the Māori Housing...
... to be hands on.” The whānau first made an enquiry to the Māori Housing Network through the disability services from Te Kōha...

...2023 is the second year we will officially celebrate Māori New Year as a public holiday. This year Matariki falls on 14 July. ... ...Te Kāhui o Matariki. Applications are now being sought from Māori groups, community organisations, entities, or collectives wh...

... Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson recently described iwi radio kaimahi as the “unsung heroes” of the drive to promote... ...“They’re the unsung heroes of te ao Māori . Ngā mihi to them for their wonderful contribution over the last 12 months.” The 21...
... established in the 1990s to promote te reo Māori and provide a platform for Māori stories and music. Serving urban population...