They have won the country’s top agricultural award with a policy of sharing the benefits from one of their dairy farms and always planning actively for the future.
I am delighted that Onuku has a strong focus on supporting their people. Their focus on educational scholarships and training the next generation will make sure their whānau thrive in the future.
I thank them for the way they treasure both their land and plan for the coming generations of rangatahi.
How many mums are like me? You need a firm target to keep you on track or scare you...
Today I launched the Housing First programme, which aims to end homelessness in Rotorua. The program is a partnership of LinkPeople,...
Looking back at a jam-packed week and talking about how you can have your say on how we maintain...
Last week I made a flying visit to that great institution Ngā Taonga. This is Aotearoa’s only national audiovisual...
In honour of Te Wiki o Te Reo Maōri and 125years Sufferage movement in New Zealand – a fitting...
Maapuna ana mai te rere o roimata ki te mate. Ko Kaiwaka i te rangi te tohu o aituaa...
The sandwich gang has supported struggling whanau for about five years now. They currently serve 55 schools in the...
Wednesday marked 25 years since the assent of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993, which affirmed the Crown- Māori...
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