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...hapū and iwi Māori This week sees the first significant event in the Māori calendar with the 143rd birthday of spiritual leade...
... whānau Māori to pay tribute to the faith and discuss take affecting Māori ...

... established Ngā Rau Tatangi ( Māori dation) and is one of only a few registered Māori community housing providers...
...It is an affordable Māori home ownership model that can hopefully be rolled out to other regions,” he says. The Wairere Village...

... years.  The agreement between the National Party and the Māori Party Te Tatau ki te Paerangi gives some shape to that. Thes...
... between Crown and Māori oranga for an effective state sector to support Māori aspirations. Of all the...

... and the Ministry of Social Development have worked with Māori providers, iwi, hapū and the local community over the past...
... partnering with local Māori the conditions for whānau ora through kaupapa Māori and whānau-centred...

...Corrections and Maori Affairs every six months, from October 2009 to October 2011.  ...

...Hon Dr Pita R Sharples Minister of Māori Affairs Speech Olympic Cultural Event Tuesday 19th June 2012 Te Puni Kokiri,...
... New Zealanders – Māori , Pākehā, Pasifika, Asian, Kiwi – stood as one people. This was not missed by our visitors who were...

... Workforce Development Centre) and are open to Māori and non- Māori . Again, undergraduate scholarships are worth up t...
...but is the only one focussed on the Māori health workforce. Te Rau Matatini employs just over 45 FTEs. Its initial focus was...

... Zealand. The Mataruahau and Ahuriri Māori Wardens from Napier, and the Heretaunga Māori Wardens from Hastings (pictured)...
...ohu (Mataruahau), Tony Roudon (Ahuriri), and Laurie Te Nahu ( Māori Advisor, HBDHB)....

...their stories and history. A key figure in the emergence of Māori fiction in English since the 1970s, in her new book Haka!...
...Toa Rangatira at Te Papa. Available in English and a Te Reo  Māori edition titled Whiti Te Ra! Kōkiritia has one copy to give...

... for the Community and Voluntary Sector Alfred Ngaro and Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell addressed the...
...iwi Māori / Māori social entrepreneurs, philanthropic and private investors, financial institutions, social enterprise...