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... until we wrote everything down that we realised how much money we were spending on ice creams.” Vicki said the couple had...

... wanted to find out how Te Puni Kōkiri invests its time and money towards the wellbeing and development of Māori,” Tane...

... telecoms) for housing on Māori land fund can also assist individual households, land trusts developing papakāinga,...
...social and affordable housing on Māori land . Whānau Housing Support Fund – to assist with the purchase of specialist practical...

...the person who employed me loaned me the  money to buy my first truck, and it just grew and grew from there,” Pera says. “I love...
...Classroom Te Amo has invested $1 million dollars of his own money  into building a mobile classroom which is a...

... that happened right back in the time and Mum never had the money . She was working hard as and then she retired – that was...
... Ngaro says. So Mere and Ngaro poured time and money into their children’s health and wellbeing and tackling the...

...there are ambitions to do far more on the land . Brenda has called on the support provided by Te Puni Kōkiri to break barriers an...
...a land -based trust with 9,000 hectares of bush-clad whenua around Ruatāhuna valley. Brenda is also the Executive Trustee of thi...

...To help the thousands of Kiwis looking to land a job in 2017, Careers New Zealand has developed a job hunters ebook in...
...letter and CV that will stand out from the crowd ·         landing the job – how to prepare for an interview, questions to ask...

...the papakāinga rule applies only on land with the status of Māori freehold land , while in others, the rule applies more broadly...
... applies more broadly including on certain kinds of general land . “Often, detailed planning rules limit the maximum number o...

... lands and ways of being. It is the first Ministerial commissioned body of research that informs the opportunities about how to...

... changes to the rating of Māori land ch will reduce barriers for owners of Māori land who want to use and develop their...
...develop their whenua. It takes into account that many Māori land blocks are unused or undeveloped but have significant rates...