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... talent to their father Teaukura Chuck Upu (Cook Island Māori ) who now lives in Australia but remains a proud supporter....

... paid the ultimate price for their country”. More than 2200 Māori and around 460 Pacific Islanders served overseas with the Ne...

... are at the very core of the clinic’s ongoing work. “ Māori have a strong sense of resilience. We pull together as...

...especially Māori whānau, were quite proud. If they approached us it’d be after they’d been trying hard to make do with what they...

...through its Māori Housing Network, supported Te Rūnanga o Whaingaroa to work with the Tākou Bay community to identify its vision...

... Trust. Funding of $400,000 from the Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Housing Network is assisting the infrastructure and capital...

...and are aimed at supporting the most vulnerable Māori whānau. “What we really want is for whānau to be living in warm, dry...

...It’s been life changing for everybody”. Te Puni Kōkiri Māori Housing Network invested $1.851m over three years to repair 17...

...develop and train Māori staff of all ages so they can take on more senior roles, extend their career paths and boost workforce...

...to attend a  breakfast meeting with members of the Māori Economic Development Advisory Board; and by late morning we were on a...
...the National Urban Māori Authority and the Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency; all based in West Auckland. As on other visits ther...