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Sunday June 24, 2018 Last updated 13:21PM
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John Tamihere - Column
John Tamihere - Column
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Beez Te Waati Hawaiki Toa Founder Hawaiki TOA is a 6km International Obstacle course that integrates Traditional Maori training philosophies into a customer made Pa (fortress) site designed to provide people with a unique Maori experience. Centred on the elements of the gods Hawaiki TOA incorporates significant themes of navigation, cultivation and life inside the fortress. |
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Frances Waaka Chair Uruamo Maranga Ake Marae Auckland Council grants $142,000 for new marae on North Shore. Beach Haven’s Uruamo Maranga Ake Marae project has taken another important step forward after receiving $142,000 in funding from Auckland Council’s Community Development and Safety Committee. |
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Janelle Dynus Kaiwhakahaere for Maori Public Health Hapai Te Hauora Raised in Te whakatohea, Janell grounds herself in her understanding of Te Ao Maori. Janell graduated from The University of Auckland with a Bachelor of Health Science, and is currently working towards a Bachelor of Laws. She began her Public Health career with Hapai te Hauora- within research, evaluation and gambling harm minimisation kaupapa. After a stint with Te Runanga o Ngati whatua as Maori Public Health co-ordinator and coordinating the Rangatahi strategy, Janell has returned to Hapai as the Kaiwhakahaere for Maori Public Health. |
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Kara George Runanga o Ngapuhi Breakfast Host: Dale Husband |
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Paul Majurey Hauraki Collective Chair The Whenuapai Housing Development Partnership purchased a greenfield site and funded the construction of 49 housing units to be leased to NZDF (initially 5 + 5 years) for defence personnel. The partnership comprises the Pare Hauraki Iwi and Te Tumu Kainga (a Maori Trustee entity). |
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Minister of Whanau Ora Peeni Henare Te Putahitanga o Te Waipounamu welcomes the release of the Whanau Ora Annual Summary Report 2016/17 by Te Puni Kokiri today detailing the commissioning activities and how Whanau Ora has contributed to gains for whanau. |
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Dame Susan Devoy Race Relations Commisioner Celebrating World Refugee Day 2018 |
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5 Kevin Prime | Mate Kauri I korero a Rangi ki a Kevin Prime e pa ana ki te mate kauri, kua whakawhiti atu ki te rohe o Hauraki. |
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Love him or loathe him Winston Peters will be (well, soon to be) Prime Minister John Tamihere: Love him or hate him, vote for him or against him, either way, Winston Peters will be Prime Minister - albeit as acting PM only. |
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Time for government to step up and sort out 'after-hours debacle' says Tamihere John Tamihere: On Friday - the first day of winter - Westies will see billboards, adverts and information directing them to free medical care at Waitākere Hospital's Accident and Emergency department. |
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Where's the money for Maori, Jacinda? John Tamihere: The Government has a major problem on its hands in light of the settings announced in the Budget because Māori ssues are both manifest and intergenerational. |
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