Auckland and Waikato Māori businesses working in trades, hospitality, tourism and entertainment are feeling the impact of lockdown but those who have accessed contactless payment and e-commerce services have seen a rise in engagement.
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New $750,000 project protects Māori mātauranga to decrease misappropriation
An international project between Waikato and New York researchers has received a $750,000 boost, to expand tools protecting indigenous communities' rights, over their own knowledge and data.
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Ngāi Tahu to run marine farms after Treaty settlement
Ngāi Tahu will be able to undertake marine farming in Murihiku, in the South Island, after an aquaculture agreement was signed today between Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, Te Ohu Kaimoana, and the governm
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More private sector support needed for Māori businesses
Te Taumata Kōrero challenges telcos and banks to offer support for small Māori enterprises.
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Game Kings: Creators soon to launch new versions of Tākaro game
Hamilton-based entrepreneurs Eliot Jessep and Ben Hawken are the game designers behind Tākaro, a card game that makes it simple and entertaining way to learn the basics of te reo Māori. Demand for the game has increased and so too has their knowledge of te reo Māori.
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NewsIRD working overtime to provide Covid support to businesses- Revenue Minister
Inland Revenue is seeing increased demand for resurgence support payments and other assistance schemes.
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Māori-owned dress rental business empowering wāhine
One Fit Hire provides sizes six to 26 and has taken off online.
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Marsden Point closure devastating for thousands of Northland families
The closure of Marsden Point oil refinery is expected to have a devastating impact on families in Northland for years to come, First Union says.
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New online marketplace supports businesses run by wāhine
An online marketplace, Te Matahoko, has been launched by the Māori Women's Development Incorporation (MWDI) to encourage the economic development of wo
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14-year-old Pōtiki Poi business owner flourishes and expands
Georgia Latu is the chief executive behind Pōtiki Poi, a business that makes, sells and distributes poi and earrings, while sharing mātauranga Māori. She’s also about to start selling a new book called Ngā Mihi, in partnership with creative agency Maui Studios.
