This paper provides a summary of emerging matter of interest relating to Māori policy development, for the week 30 March 2012. General matters On Tuesday, the first reading of the Social Security (Youth Support and Work Focus) Amendment Bill was held in parliament. The Bill has been referred to the Social Services Committee, and a [...]
Te Huarahi Tika interested in fourth generation spectrum allocation: Omnibus excerpt
Last week the Māori spectrum entity, Te Huarahi Tika Trust, clarified that they prefer an allocation of fourth generation radio spectrum with cash, when the spectrum is auctioned in 2012. Communications Minister, Steven Joyce, has publicly indicated that the Government will allocate some of the radio spectrum to Māori, for both Māori language purposes and [...]
http://www.panui.net/2011/10/17/te-huarahi-tika-interested-in-fourth-generation-spectrum-allocation-omnibus-excerpt/
WAI 262 report – Analysis English and Te Reo Māori Version
This week an extensive Waitangi Tribunal report has been released and we have therefore determined to limit this briefing to fuller coverage of that matter. In recognition of Māori Language week we have also prepared this edition in Te Reo. Treaty Matters WAI 262 report released Last Saturday the Waitangi Tribunal released report WAI262, [...]
http://www.panui.net/2011/09/12/wai-262-report-analysis-te-reo-maori-and-english-version/
Lake Te Waihora to be clean up
Ngāi Tahu, the Government, Canterbury regional council and dairy cooperative Fonterra have contributed funds to the clean-up Lake Te Waihora. Run-off from surrounding dairy farms and clearance of wetlands has left Lake Te Waihora in Canterbury with the worst water quality of any New Zealand lake. The Government has contributed $6 million towards the project, while [...]
http://www.panui.net/2011/08/26/lake-te-waihora-to-be-clean-up/
