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...ancestral links to their lands . They are here for the long run,” said Dr Sharples. “Māori already control 36% of our forests. ...

... land amalgamation, increased productivity and job training are amongst the strategies they have employed to become the...

... did not want to fight for the British Crown considering the land confiscations of 1860s. More than 2000 Māori served in the...

...and the land that shaped us. The weavers told me that the tukutuku panels are in the prime location where royalty, world leaders...

... hui might be by visiting the Te Puni Kōkiri website. Our land and language – like Matariki – are taonga tuku iho. Retainin...

... (under the Māori Community Development Act 1962) Māori land trusts (under Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993) Māori...

... community hub whereby whānau will live on their ancestral land in affordable healthy homes and support their Marae. Di...

...another who is building on Māori land , and another four whānau who are have been approved to find a house on the market.” In...

... later with the development of stage two on a neighbouring land block eight, of the 12 houses are owned by Aorangi...
...cons. “With a Kiwibank Kainga Ora loan you don’t own the land ( land ownership stays with the Trust), you own your house. It...

...tangible assets such as land or fishing rights, or intangible assets like kaupapa Māori or cultural property....