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... information for Māori /trustees are bound to serve the interests of the Māori Trust Board over...
...without the prior written approval of the Minister of Māori Affairs. No member of a board shall take part in any discussion or...

... more available and assists in public understanding of Māori Development and the role of Te Puni Kōkiri. It is vital tha...
... and accountability that meets the expectations of Māori and the wider public of Aotearoa regarding timely access to...

...approval to amendments to support the use and development of Māori freehold land egislation affecting Māori freehold land . ...

... the basic quality of Māori ock in Aotearoa. Reducing the number of whānau Māori living in unsafe or...

... Māori have a strong and active presence in New Zealand’s primary industries, and the New Zealand government has identified key... ... Māori have a strong and active presence in New Zealand’s primary industries, and the New Zealand government has identified key...
...has identified key actions for realising the potential of Māori land and water assets through its He kai kei aku ringa strateg...

... Eden Kotahitanga   09 267 5305   Manukau Urban Māori Authority http://www.muma.co.nz/ 09 277...

... and progress reports for the Minister for Māori Development and Ministerial Advisory Group. 2025 06 10 -...
... [PDF 3MB] Papers approved for release by the Minister for Māori Development Terms of reference for the Independent Technica...

...whānau gathered on their ancestral land near Te Araroa on the East Cape to plant more than 1300 lime trees.... ... to buy their limes and Dianne is a consultant to the Māori land trust “I was blown away with the turn-out. We had...
... came from the Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) and the Māori land trust has worked with Te Puni Kōkiri over the past two...

... is intended to support staff efforts to incorporate te reo Māori me ōna tikanga into their daily working life. Karakia...

...is drawing whānau home to live on their ancestral land . A new generation is bringing skills back to the rural community and... ... the three generations will be living together on ancestral land , supporting and being supported by each other. “Someone's...
...It’s scary but so life rewarding.” Te Pō teaches te reo Māori at nearby Tamatea High School. Being on site has given her...