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...ra competition asked for creative expressions of how tikanga Māori connects with vaccination.... ... organised by local kaupapa Māori ervice provider Te Tai-awa o te Ora.  With a Māori Communities COVID-19 Fund...
... of kaimahi and volunteers to address vaccination rates for Māori in Ōtara. “Our call to whānau is to come along this...

... working with agencies including Tāmaki ki Te Tonga District Māori Wardens to build a brighter future.... ...for Māori ors because that’s how she lived.  She was ashamed to be Māori so...
... school friends she wasn’t. “I knew I was Māori but I tried not to look Māori .  People thought I was Indian which was...

...to honour and to grieve the loss of one of te ao Māori ’s most influential academic leaders and advocates – Dr Ranginui Walker.... ...te tipua o Te WhakatōheaE te kaiurungi o te waka mātauranga MāoriE te Mata Toa o te whawhai mutunga kore Ka tangi mōteatea te...
...to honour and to grieve the loss of one of te ao Māori ’s most influential academic leaders and advocates – Dr Ranginui...

...A beautiful new Papakāinga in the rural Māori community of Waiohiki, located 10km south of Napier is an excellent example of... ... says. Other agencies involved in this project include the Māori Land Court, the Hastings District Council and Kiwi...
... papakāinga. The whānau are now living according to kaupapa Māori values, sharing the knowledge, whakapapa and stories of thei...

...While some taiohi Māori in Te Tai Tokerau embraced the COVID-19 lockdown as a time to just breath and take a break from the ‘rat... ...is a first-time teacher in an isolated rural Māori community and she also volunteered to help out with the response. “The taioh...

...Our Māori Housing Network has supported Te Arawa Whānau Ora Collective to complete 30 critical home repairs for whānau in the... ...through its Māori Housing Network, has ensured that Nellie and her whānau no longer live in a dangerous, unhealthy home. The...

... quarterly newsletter which profiles the fantastic work that Māori Wardens continue to do in our rural and urban communities an... ... many this year. In this pānui we profile the work of the Māori Wardens across the motu, we have stories from as far down as...
... in the work of the Māori Wardens. It’s these values that set the Māori ens apart from any other Māori organisation across...

... utilise the entrepreneurial and innovative skills of young Māori to drive our economic trade and development? That’s the... ...Young Māori women and men from all walks of life - future leaders – committed to business management, fisheries, aquaculture and...
... fifth annual conference to award scholarships to 45 young Māori to further their business studies and join intern programmes...

...in front of 700 people to claim the title of Ahuwhenua Young Māori Farmer for 2017.... ... and will do a great job as a role model for other young Māori contemplating a career in the agribusiness sector. Mr Biddl...
...with the premier Māori Excellence in Sheep and Beef Farming Award going to Omāpere Rangihāmama Trust in the Far North. Borderin...

... Māori have the added disadvantage when homeless of being disconnected from their culture, spirituality and whānau. Story... ...women and children homeless in Lower Hutt and within the Māori community we support.  We do not know how many homeless there are...
... people don’t always report these circumstances.  We have Māori living under bridges, living in unsuitable or overcrowded...