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"What the Boot Camp taught me was to focus, create a movement and don’t be distracted by issues that impede the im­plementation of the vision"

A major theme of the book is exploring how communities, art and traditions transform over time.

"He helped to recruit, develop and inspire a new gener­ation of Maori journalists, presenters and programme makers who have gone on to create leading Maori content across all New Zealand broadcasters"

"...we are a high needs, rural population who die younger than any other population group in NZ and suffer more… on the way to that early death."

Claim that Runanganui being downgraded to stakeholder instead of recognised as partner.

These awards are important in that it can help to inspire success and achievement within our people and to support award recipients in their career pathway to professional athletes.

Ngati Porou can see how its kaupapa and the value of its work can help rejuvenate the economy back in Ngati Porou. I’m talking about the social, environmental, economic and cultural - quadruple bottom line

An extra $41million allocation in Budget 2016 for Whanau Ora means Te Runanganui o Ngati Porou can continue to provide its diverse range of Whanau Oranga services.

SMOKE-FREE MAMA: That is how Tiana-Sheree Apiata refers to herself after giving up smoking for the benefit of her 11-month-old son Te Waihirere Kingi.

"I am committed to the revitalisation and survival of te reo Māori within the entire Tai Rāwhiti region, including the safe-guarding of unique tribal dialectal variations"

Following their Hui-ā-Tau at the end of March, Te Ohu Kaimoana give an update on the the areas they have been focussing on

"I think the beauty of music is that people can find their own truth in songs and use their own experiences to relate to it."