A pop-up business school at the Tolaga Bay Innovation Hub is helping whānau in the remote rural community gain business knowledge and become self-employed.
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Waikato chicken hatchery farm officially opens
Hundreds gathered for the official opening of the new Cobb-Vantress chicken hatchery farm in Rangiriri, Waikato. Cobb-Vantress president and overseas bosses received a pōwhiri from local iwi in a show of support for their new partnership.
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NewsFrom Māngere to New York City
Angela Watene works at one of the world's biggest accountancy firms in New York City and is one of the first wāhine to feature in the new NUKU series, which celebrates indigenous women.
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Māori Kiwifruit Orchard anticipate worker shortage
A Tauranga-based Māori kiwifruit orchard is taking action to attract more fruit pickers to address the shortfall of workers they are anticipating during harvest that starts in March.
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Māori call for cultural appropriation to stop
A call from Māori Trademarks advisor Karaitiana Taiuru for New Zealand business to stop Māori cultural appropriation is being supported by some Māori. The BP and The Warehouse are among some business Taiuru has identified.
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Single-use plastic bags no longer available in NZ supermarkets
Single-use plastic bags are no longer available at any major supermarkets in New Zealand after Foodstuffs’ operations stopped supplying the bags today.
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Tukau Legacy pops up on SH1 for Xmas
One Māori merchandise business is reaping the rewards of the Christmas season, while its proceeds help towards the well-being of its community.
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Passing of Medicinal Cannabis Bill prompts iwi discussions
The only Māori company with a medicinal cannabis growing licence says the passing of the government's medicinal cannabis bill is a step in the right direction. Hikurangi Enterprises Managing Director Panapa Ehau says New Zealand could be a world leader in the medicinal cannabis space.
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Ngāi Tahu tourism boss receives PM's award
Ngāi Tahu Tourism chief executive Quinton Hall is the recipient of the 2018 Prime Minister's Business Scholarship.
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Collaboration key to Waikato regional growth
Waikato leaders are looking at ways to improve the region's environment, economy and communities. Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta and Māori leaders agree collaboration is key in growing the interests of Māori and the region.
