November 23, 2010    Social

Child, Youth and Family Service offers free child protection workshops

In a push to equip frontline workers with skills and knowledge to recognise and respond to child abuse the Deputy minister of Social Development, Judy Collins announced that CYFS and child protection trainers ‘Child Matters’ will deliver free workshops to 800 professionals who work with children.

November 22, 2010    Government

Labour retains Mana electorate seat

The Labour Party candidate Kris Faafoi won the Mana by-election by 1080 votes.

November 22, 2010    Government, Treaty

Mining lobby group unhappy with Marine and Coastal Area Bill

Mining lobby group Straterra says the Marine and Coastal Area Bill has a large number of inconsistencies, ambiguities and anomalies in its wording.

November 19, 2010    Rōpu Māori

Auckland super city’s statutory Māori Board say they will work with council

Despite a few firm words from the Auckland supercity Mayor Len Brown regarding the closed meeting held by the statutory Māori Board on Tuesday, the statutory Māori Board says it’s determined to work closely with the council.

November 18, 2010    Education, Social

Robin Hapi appointed adjunct professor of business

Robin Hapi businessman and leader will accepted the Massey University appointment as an adjunct professor in the College of Business.   

November 18, 2010    Education, Government

Te Rōpū Whakahau says MOE policy is preventing the promotion of Te Reo Māori

Te Rōpū Whakahau  (Māori Librarians and Information Association) spokesperson Ms Alice Heather, claims Ministry of Education policy preventing public libraries and schools from accessing its Māori language resources is preventing the promotion of Te Reo.

November 18, 2010    Rōpu Māori

Māori Statutory Board hold private meeting

Auckland Mayor Len Brown says he expects the city’s Māori Statutory Board to hold public meetings.

November 18, 2010    Social

Whānau ora provider under investigation

Allegations have surface against a taxpayer-funded Taeaomanino Trust in Porirua.

November 18, 2010    Government

Resignation from MP may create opportunity for Nationals Māori women MPs’

This week 18th ranked National MP Pansy Wong resigned from her two ministerial portfolios; Women’s Affairs and Ethnic Affairs, after it was revealed she usedtaxpayer money for private purposes, as part of the controversial MPs’ travel perk.

November 16, 2010    Rōpu Māori

Iwi Leaders meet with Committee for Auckland

 Last week Iwi leaders Tukoroirangi Morgan (Tainui) , Naida Glavish (Ngāti Whatua), Mark Solomon (Ngāi Tahu) and Timi Te Heuheu (Tūwharetoa) meet with the Committee for Auckland, an invitation-only group of company executives and high net worth individuals set up to influence the city’s development.  Iwi Leaders used this opportunity to express they’re keeness to work in [...]

November 16, 2010    Health, Social

Crowded housing linked to high rates of rheumatic fever amongst Pacific & Māori childen

Dr Richard Jaine an Otago Univesity Public Health researcher says household crowding is a risk factor contributing to the higher rates of rheumatic heart disease amongst Pacific Island and Māori people.

November 15, 2010    Rōpu Māori

Auckland Mayor Len Brown meets with Iwi Leaders

Over the weekend Auckland Mayor Len Brown accompanied Māori Party Co leader Dr Pita Sharples at an Iwi Leadership Group hui held at Takapuwahia Marae in Porirua.

November 15, 2010    Government, Justice, Social

Criminal Procedures Reform and Modernisation Bill goes before the cabinet today

Today the Criminal Procedures Reform and Modernisation Bill will be presented to cabinet. 

November 12, 2010    Rōpu Māori

Parekawhia McLean Tainui Iwi CEO

Former public servant Parekawhia McLean, has been successfully awarded the CEO position with Tainui Iwi.

November 12, 2010    Social

Home owners dream is still out of reach

Economists and housing experts say a slump in house sales and falling prices don’t go far enough to make housing affordable for many New Zealanders. 

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