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I was born in the days of Defender, raised in the warm glow of real-time TV, kept connected by the addictive and
Tena koe e te Minita e John, I also on behalf of our Tribal Leaders Grant Hawke (Chairman Orakei Trust Board,) & Naida Glavish, (Chairwoman Te Runanganui o Ngati Whatua) would also like to acknowledge you for enabling us the descendants of Ngati Whatua to be included in the entire process from the blessing of the Maori Flag that took place at
The Tuhoe Waikaremoana Maori Trust Board is advertising the position of farm manager for Te Manawa o Tuhoe Trust Hatupere Farm, Ruatoki. The Board is looking
E hoa ma, I make no apologies at this late stage of high jacking your e-mail addresses to circulate this important message about making a submission
Nominees for this Trust will be present at this hui to present why Ngati Pikaio should vote for them to represent Ngati Pikiao but also to select from
This combined government agency marae seminar is offered exclusively at no cost to marae trustees/committee members, whanau/hapu. Roles and Responsibilities
Kia ora whanau – we would like to support the upcoming Hauora Wananga being organised by Waikato ki Roto o Poneke coming up on Sunday 31st January, starting
Toi Whenua invites you to the 2010 Maori Artist Wananga. A forum where Maori artists can w?nanga to discuss kaupapa and whakaro, helping to support strengthen
Maori culture was dealt with respectfully by Clint Eastwood in his new film
Powhiri starts at 10am welcoming everyone and graduands at TWOR. 307 Graduates will receive their tohu for 2009. Kai served at 1pm Literacy Performing
This hui follows an earlier hui in November 2009 at Kokiri Marae in Wellington on spectrum. This hui is to update participants on a new claim, Wai 2224,
Late in 2009 Google sent out word to Aotearoa that a contest would be held to create a Google Doodle (the image you see on Google’s homepage) which
Kiwara and Iritana Watene Whanau Reunion October 22-25, 2010. We had a reunion meeting last month at the marae and our next one is set Feb 19, I think.
Digital New Zealand have 2 x $10,000 grants available for NZ organisations
A great resource for you whanau. Abstract: Existing tensions between western science and indigenous knowledge systems, values and beliefs are exacerbated
Panui from MED’s biodiscovery team, including an invitation to an open forum to be hosted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Kia ora You
To all United Taekwondo members, extended family and friends, United Taekwondo is expanding around Australia and the Pacific and Master Paul
14 December, Copenhagen (IIPFCC Media Team) – Indigenous Peoples have achieved major gains in the ongoing climate negotiations here in Copenhagen, Denmark. “This
I was born in the days of Defender, raised in the warm glow of real-time TV, kept connected by the addictive and
Applications for the first round of Tuhoe-Waikaremoana M?ori Trust Board Development Grants are now open and close 31 March 2010. Only non-profit organisations
Victoria University of Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand 9-10 February 2010 The Political Science and International Relations programme and New Zealand Centre for public law at Victoria University
Morena. Morena. Since this page is being posted mostly to annoy those eggs about to harvest online Maori information without even considering or consulting. For you, the Harvester, say hello to my little
The following details the dates and locations for Regional Kapa Haka competitions around the motu. Each Regional will showcase traditional-contemporary performing arts presented by groups from each region. This
Just our little way of representing on what is a foundational day in the history of Aotearoa. We also celebrate the creation of this flag 20 years ago on 6 February 1990. Kia ora to the designers and those
Kia ora everyone Te Korowai Marie are our Year 3 students on the Bachelor of Teaching programme at Te Wananga o Aotearoa. They organised a cultural exchange with Dr. Manu Lani Meyer whilst she was here
“National Housing Conference provides opportunity to develop real Maori Housing Solutions” Community Housing Aotearoa will hold a National Maori Housing Conference, 22-24 March at Te Papaioru Marae,
Thousands of traditional food baskets woven for Kawhia Kai Festival More than 2,500 traditional “kono” food baskets have been woven from flax in preparation for this year’s K?whia Kai Festival on
TVNZ is seeking participants to take part in the audience of Marae’s Waitangi Debate from 10.30-15.00 this Thursday. The audience is not required to participate in the debate. The show will take the
The government announced today a new agreement which was signed allowing for Maori to access loans which are build on collectively owned tribal lands. Under the Kainga Whenua programme the Crown will now
Morena! Morena! Just a short blog today – haven’t felt like we’ve done much since the last time, although we hear Campbell Live might get the chop, I still love Mince & Cheese Pies
Morena! Morena!! It has been fantastic being home. Rotorua, for all its smell and rain, has been very hot and muggy. We spent over 2 months with whanau, first in the Gold Coast and then in California,
Plans are well underway for a post-graduate facility at Waikato-Tainui’s tribal hub in Hopuhopu, and Chair of the College Trust Lady Raiha Mahuta says the appointment of an Academic Director could see
By RAWIRI TAONUI – Last month, the descendants of the Maori prophet Wiremu Tahupotiki Ratana gave their blessing to the one-year-old National-Maori Party partnership. Prime Minister John Key’s
The past year has seen positive progress on Treaty of Waitangi issues, according to an annual review by the Human Rights Commission, Te Tiriti o Waitangi – the Treaty of Waitangi: 2009 in Review.
The University of Waikato Library has just announced that its Pei te Hurinui Jones book collection has just been listed on “Legacy Libraries” on Librarything. It is believed it is the first New Zealand
This week the government launched an attack on teachers and their unions in order to defend their proposed national standards in education. Nearly all principles, teachers, education experts and many boards