She did it with your help! Six-year-old girl Destiny (Ngāpuhi) and mum Marlene have managed to raise $100,000 needed for a Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy operation in America, to help improve her chances to walk independently.
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Waitangi Day provides boost for local economy
Waitangi Day has now passed but Waitangi was humming with visitors today with thousands coming ashore from visiting cruiseliners giving the local economy a much-appreciated boost.
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Native Affairs Summer Series 2014- The Veteran
Imagine being seriously injured in the line of duty only to have your war pension cut off a couple of years later.
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NewsMāori category finalist named in NZ International Business Awards 2015
Three Māori businesses have been recognized for their contribution to New Zealand’s exporting economy after being announced as finalists for the Māori Category 2015 New Zealand Business International Awards.
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Job seekers 'Fast Track Job Match' in Whangarei
Getting more people into jobs before the New Year is the focus of a new initiative called 'Fast Track Job Match' held in Whangarei.
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Māori incorporation signs business agreement with Chinese investors
A Māori incorporation in the Central North Island has signed a business agreement to work with Chinese investors.
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John Key pledges $3mil towards climate change
Questions are being asked at the G20 Summit in Brisbane if the world's biggest countries are doing enough to reduce the harmful effects of carbon emissions. Prime Minister John Key has also said that he will pledge $3mil toward climate change.
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North Shore residents concerned over motorway toll fee proposal
North Shore residents are not happy with an Auckland Council transport proposal that may see a fee of $2 established for the use of the Auckland motorway network.
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Money week aims to support more Māori
With more and more families under financial pressure, especially Māori and Pacific families, it's timely that this week is Money Week.
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Loan scheme established to prevent families from turning to loan sharks
The Ministry of Social Development in conjunction with the Bank of New Zealand, Good Shepherd New Zealand and the Salvation Army have launched a one-year community finance pilot today in a bid to help low income families avoid loan sharks and high debt.
