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Te Pū Harakeke Fund · All projects funded by the Fund will need to be completed by 16 June 2017. · http://www.tpk.govt.nz/en/whakamahia/skills-learning-and-education/te-pu-harakeke-fund/ · Applications will be assessed and approved by Te Puni Kōkiri and will be considered under the following headings: – Sponsorship…
Eight years ago, in 2009, Cabinet agreed that the national ‘Māori flag’ which had been identified through a nationwide consultation process should complement the New Zealand flag. Cabinet also agreed that the flag will fly on certain buildings and…
One of our team is skilled in the art of yoga. Alice Matheson loves the discipline and dedication yoga brings to her life: the chance to strengthen your muscles, increase your flexibility and centre your thoughts all at the same…
This week we made a convoy trip to Kaikōura: Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu; Whānau Ora Navigators; Mel Tainui, Whānau Ora Coach; Linda Ngata – our Whānau Connector; Te Puni Kōkiri; the Community Law Centre; the very distinguished Professor Regan…
This week our entire team left the building. Not in protest, but for a purpose. To plan, to dream, to focus our thoughts on the year ahead. Our Innovation Director, Haydon Richards, referred to the name, Te Rangi Paruhi. It…
Tērā te awatea kohae ana mai…. A new year has dawned and with it the optimism and the opportunity that comes with it. In our office we have been preaching the mantra: new year, new me. This photo…
Yes, ‘tis the season to be jolly, to express the love we have in our hearts every day but through the bustle and business of the daily grind, sometimes forget to share. Let’s make this Christmas…
As I travelled to the airport in Dunedin, after a tumultuous day of hailstones and gales, there was a break in the storm and sudden burst of light. It reflected the type of week I’d had. Stories and statistics of…
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