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...a former senior Māori media journalist and iwi engagement specialist said it was difficult to see Rotorua consistently feature a...
... and content creators to lead out our social media strategy and gave them the creative license to create content that...

... Māori , and all of Aotearoa, his influence and expertise spanned further across te ao, where he worked with governments in Japan,...
... Māori Affairs, Child Welfare, Social Security Department, State Services Commission, and the Department of Scientific and...

...with hopes to connect whānau Māori to potential employers in a ‘safe space’. | Papakura Marae is set to host its first Nōu Te Ao... ... Puni Kōkiri is the Government’s principal policy advisor on Māori wellbeing and development and works closely with iwi, hapū...
... Puni Kōkiri is the Government’s principal policy advisor on Māori wellbeing and development and works closely with iwi, hapū...

... community.  Resources are available in different languages , te reo Māori dialects, and alternate formats.   Voters who...

...A new digital tool to support Māori communities get vaccinated against COVID-19 is now available as part of the “Be a doer!... ...including Kaupapa Māori centres. It also allows visitors to choose between centres which are walk-ins and those that require...
... of the Karawhuia campaign that aims to provide whānau and Māori communities with trusted and relatable information about the...

...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...

...For many whānau of the 28th Māori Battalion, they were never claimed. Whether from a change in address, not wanting the reminder... ... to complete the remainder of the research for the entire Māori Battalion. The Chief Judge put the question to the Crown who...
...or 15 percent of the original 3,600 soldiers of the 28th Māori Battalion. This was the same percentage as David’s initial...

...$15 million has been set aside in Budget 18 for Māori housing repair projects and papakāinga. “Our strong focus on housing as a... ...$15 million has been set aside in Budget 18 for Māori housing repair projects and papakāinga. Minister Mahuta has been working...
... the Minister of Housing and Urban Development to ensure Māori housing needs and aspirations are met across the Government’...

...Our Māori Housing Network has been working alongside the whānau to help make this aspiration a reality.   ... ... their marae and living as a community according to kaupapa Māori . But Titihuia and Rangiwhakaehu Irene say the current...
... woven through the ups and downs such as dealings with the Māori Land Court, the local Tauranga City Council, and navigating...

...Emma Foy’s win at the Trillian Trust Māori Sports Awards 2014 represents a very special moment in a growing tally of successes... ...won Te Toihuarewa – Disabled Māori Sports Person of the Year. Emma’s parents, Jo and Sandy Foy, uncles and aunties were there to...
...It’s a team effort.” The Māori Sports Award rounds off almost two years since Emma first trialled at a Paralympics New Zealan...