Skilled workers are in high demand in Rotorua with some businesses struggling to fill vacant positions. Retaining and finding the right person for the job has also been challenging for Māori business, Kai Caff Aye.
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NewsPipi Mā to hit the big screen
The world’s first Māori speaking dolls, Pipi Mā, is set to hit the big screen in a new cartoon on Wednesday 18th of April.
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Taranaki gets nearly $20mil from Provincial Growth Fund
Regional Economic Development Minister Shane Jones has announced nearly $20mil for Taranaki from the Provincial Growth Fund.
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A unique taste of Tuhoe
There’s a leader in the front and the workers from behind the scenes. It’s something that Tuhoe iwi live up to after many businesses took part in the Tuhoe Festival and feeding the multitudes.
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Extending boundaries of te reo Māori
More companies in New Zealand are climbing on board te reo as a means to promote their businesses.
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Obama Foundation inspired by Māori business women
The Obama Foundation has posted a clip to Facebook featuring the meeting President Obama conducted alongside a group of Māori business women last week in Auckland.
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Changing the face of the IT sector
Research from TupuToa, a Māori and Pacific youth internship programme based in Auckland, shows that only 17% of New Zealand's top 60 firms have an executive who identifies themselves as other than European/Pākehā. Te Kāea spoke with a graduate of the TupuToa programme who is changing the face of the IT industry in Aotearoa.
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Cook Islands in business talks with FOMA
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's Pacific Mission has created an opportunity for FOMA and Cook Islands representatives to discuss furthering business opportunities.
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Māori entrepreneurs use Māori ingredients to prevent diabetes
NUKU ki te Puku a collaboration of Māori Entrepreneurs scientists, investors, marketers, and horticulturalists are developing innovative nutrition solutions to improve health through nutrition including battling Type 2 Diabetes in Asia where the disease is prevalent.
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Māori entrepreneurs lead nutrition venture NUKU ki te Puku
A group of Māori entrepreneurs have collaborated with scientists, investors, marketers and horticulturalists to establish a new nutrition venture, NUKU ki te Puku.
