Massey University financial director Dr Pushpa Wood has published a report on the spending habits of Māori women. She says a cultural responsive community model could be one way to improve their financial literacy.
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Waikato University graduate first to write MBA research in Māori
The third group of Master of Business Administration MBA graduates from the Waikato-Tainui College for Research and Development and the University of Waikato were honoured in a graduation ceremony today. In a first, Te Puna Moanaroa (Hauraki) was the first University of Waikato MBA graduate to write her research in Māori about the revitalisation of her tribal language.
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2D projected artwork reflects Māori and Pākeha cultures
Johnson Witehira has put the fun back in NZ history by creating a 2D projected video artwork that is influenced by his own identity.
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Drive for law change in sperm donation ethics
A fertility diagnosis and treatment provider is seeking a change in the law to allow an increase of remuneration for people who donate their sperm or eggs. But the move is being met with mixed reaction from some Māori men, who say moral issues need to be considered.
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I wrote Kariri to reinvigorate interest in history – Rob Ruha
The prestigious APRA Silver Scroll Awards for music compositions is about to get underway in Auckland and on the Maioha Award. Rob Ruha's recent single which has been nominated talks about the Māori land wars with the Crown over 150 years ago. Ruha says he's happy the song has helped the issue be recognised in our schools' national curriculum.
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Tauranga Moana launches Housing Conference
Participants at the National Māori Housing Conference in Tauranga will be addressing NZ's housing crisis. The three-day seminar will include international and national speakers as well as Māori trusts paving the way in housing development.
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New Governor General vows to honour treaty relationship
The new Governor-General of New Zealand has vowed to honour the relationship between the Crown and Māori through the Treaty of Waitangi. Dame Patsy Reddy gave the vow in her first address after being sworn in today to the position left vacant by Sir Jerry Mateparae.
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Māori Party aim for ‘High Profile’ candidates
Māori Party president Tukoroirangi Morgan has confirmed the party has approached ‘high profile’ people to contest the Māori Party candidacy for the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate.
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NRL stars to feature in NZ Māori against NZ Residents
At this year’s Junior Māori Rugby League Competition in Hopuhopu on the weekend, more than 1000 participants had taken the field, the biggest showing to date. Te Kāea reporter Tamati Tiananga also caught up with NZ Māori Rugby League chairman John Devonshire who revealed some of the players who will be named in the squad.
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Mixed reactions on new Whaikōrero app
An interactive software program teaching whaikōrero has been launched on social media. Software designer William Poutu says it's aimed at anyone who wants to learn, but it's receiving mixed reactions from Māori youth to traditionalists.
