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...If you’re a Māori organisation in the Waikato and Waiariki regions, then expect Rachel Jones (Te Arawa, Ngāti Kahungunu) to come... ...ā Toi region – in between supporting the Minister of Māori Affairs’ Māori Economic Taskforce. In Te Moana a Toi she was...
... He Mauri Ohooho Māori n a prior role she was an account manager for the Māori Business...

...Our Māori Housing Network has been working alongside the whānau to help make this aspiration a reality.   ... ... of the Reweti and Te Pere whānau living on their ancestral land has many benefits. This includes cultural benefits of being...
... their marae and living as a community according to kaupapa Māori . But Titihuia and Rangiwhakaehu Irene say the current...

...ko te tohe nui a te Māori i roto i ngā ngahurutanga tau, ko te tohe mō tō tātou whenua.  Kōkiritia tonutia tērā whawhai nui.... ... over many years.  Many people have been involved in whenua Māori issues for a long time and this work has been passed through...
...have been working hard to remove long standing barriers that land owners have raised with me.  A lot of work has also gone in...

...We visit an innovative workshop organised in Waikato by the Māori Business Facilitation Service of Te Puni Kōkiri.... ...For generations Māori have understood the medicinal value of our native mānuka.  An infusion of mānuka leaves, to ease stomach...
...was a traditional Māori herbal medicine. Now the rest of the world has cottoned on to its value through the much lauded...

...She has worked to eight Ministers of Māori Affairs and Māori Development and four Te Puni Kōkiri Chief Executives. She’s been... ...A long career in Māori Affairs was definitely not on Rachel’s radar when she first started at Te Puni Kōkiri. She was working a...
... that my kids ended up practically brought up around TPK.” Māori economic development would be a core part of her work...

... Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell and Primary Industries Minister Nathan Guy have congratulated this year’s Ahuwhenua... ... the competition which encourages proficiency and skills in Māori farming,” says Mr Flavell.   The Ahuwhenua Trophy...
... celebrates the pursuit of innovation and new approaches by Māori farmers. The competition alternates each year between sheep...

...An award-winning whenua Māori farm slammed by four-meter-high waves of cyclone debris will recover in a third of the time thanks... ...and the installation of drainage systems across its six land blocks in Te Tairāwhiti. Some of the affected area includes the Wi...
... million fund managed by Te Puni Kōkiri that supports whenua Māori owners affected by Cyclone Gabrielle with the vital clean-up...

... Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell looks back on the year and shares his aspirations for 2016.... ... my first trade mission to China.  The delegation included Māori leaders with business interests in fisheries, tourism,...
... While many of our Māori companies are already exporting to China with great success, I was blown away by the economic...

...kei ngā taituarā o te ao Māori , tēnei ka mihi ake. Nau mai Hine-takurua, nau mai Puanga kai rau, nau mai e te iwa o Matariki!... ... continues to celebrate its 41st Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori . This year’s theme speaks of support for people using the...
... showed their support for Te Reo Māori en they took part in the first very first Māori language parade through the streets...

... where she spoke about Māori evelopment and the leadership role that wahine Māori have played in... ... was a significant opportunity to remember those wahine toa Māori who contributed tirelessly to the development of our people...
... Māori have much to offer the Chileans particularly in discussions around cultural and language revitalisation, indigenous...