Since starting the ‘Tautoko’ Facebook group to support Te Arawa businesses, the kaupapa has spread nationwide. There are now Tautoko Facebook groups for Tai Tokerau, Te Moana a Toi, Ikaroa-Rāwhiti, and Tai Hauāuru. Rawiri Bhana, creator of the original Tautoko group says that Māori businesses are experienced unseen growth as a result.
Tag: Employment. Showing results 51 - 60 of 302
Showing results 51 - 60 of 302
Primary tabs
Search results
-
Economist suggests it's time to reset tourism industry
Economist Ganesh Nana says that going back to the way things were may not be the best option for Māori.
-
Bring back Māori Affairs Trade Training Scheme- NZ Māori Council
New Zealand Māori Council executive director Matthew Tukaki says the government should bring back the Māori Affairs Trade Trainee scheme to help Māori into employment.
-
All essential workers should earn a living wage- 7.30am Newsbreak
All essential workers should be earning a living wage - that's the call from Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson overnight.
-
How will the poor fare post-COVID?
The Government has addressed concerns that life after COVID 19, will be a world where the gap between the wealthy and the poor in New Zealand widens.
-
Could the economic recovery cause another Māori migration?
Māori economist Dr Matthew Roskruge says we could see another urban migration post-lockdown as whānau impacted by the tourism industry struggle to get back to business. But there's potential for a reverse migration as the success of working-from-home may give many Māori the opportunity to return closer to their marae.
-
NewsDr Bloomfield urges NZers, restaurants to follow physical distancing guidelines
Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield has reinforced the importance of the key health messages which will help continue the fight against COVID-19.
-
Ika Bowl opens despite challenges brought on by Level 3 restrictions
Staff at Auckland restaurant Ika Bowl are set to re-open the restaurant today despite being faced with new challenges since the country moved into Alert Level 3.
-
‘Covid-19 won’t be defeated until a vaccine arrives’ says Tamihere
CEO of the Whānau Ora commissioning agency John Tamihere says more needs to be done to protect Māori from COVID-19 in the future, especially as winter approaches.
-
News
Whakatāne takeaways ready to fire up the grill post-lockdown
Whakatāne local businesses Nukuhou North Café & Takeaways and CAFE4U will have two very different Tuesdays next week as the nation looks to move to Alert Level 3.
