Two Ngārimu VC scholarship recipients are putting the future of Māori media under a unique lens.
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A fresh look at Māori media
The role of Māori media will be put under the lens by two young Māori broadcasters. Kimiora Kaire Melbourne and Te Aorere Pewhairangi have been awarded Ngarimu VC Scholarships to analyse whether Māori media are up to the job.
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O’Sullivan calls for Māori scholarship support
Dr Lance O’Sullivan is calling on iwi and land trusts to work with The Moko Foundation to support the large amount of Māori scholarship applicants who are achieving in health sciences.
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MIT welcomes Dame Te Atairangikaahu Nursing Scholarship
This year marks the 10-year anniversary of the Dame Te Atairangikaahu Nursing Scholarship at Wintec to encourage more Māori into health. The $6000 per year assistance towards the cost of tuition has long been sought after by the Manukau Institute of Technology (MIT). Today the bid was formalised.
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NewsMāori academic awarded prestigious scholarship
Associate Professor Claire Charters from the Auckland Law School has been awarded a 2017 Rutherford Discovery Fellowship to investigate the ways indigenous peoples’ rights are constitutionally recognised throughout the world.
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Former Jr Black Sox's baseball dreams hang in the balance
Jarome McKenzie has received a scholarship to play baseball for a college in the United States of America. But, securing finance for travel, food, and accommodation is the only thing holding this 19-year-old back.
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Scholarships awarded to young Māori forging path in accounting
Four young Māori are to receive prestigious scholarships and internships to further their studies in accounting- a profession where Māori are significantly under-represented despite significant growth in the industry.
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NewsNgārimu VC & 28th Māori Battalion Memorial scholarships recognise excellence
Eight outstanding Māori students will be presented with prestigious tertiary scholarships today from Education Minister and Ngārimu Board Chair, Hekia Parata, in a ceremony at Parliament.
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Papakura Head boy en route to success
Papakura High School student Shar Matafeo is one of 52 youth throughout the country lucky enough to receive a $12,000 scholarship package for the duration of their tertiary study. The 17-year-old head boy says the First Foundation funds will help him give back to his community when he starts his degree next year.
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Māori Film-Maker to study at Sundance Institute
A new scholarship to study at the prestigious Sundance Institute has been awarded to an aspiring Māori film-maker. Toiroa Williams, 23, will spend a year at the institute in Los Angeles which was founded by actor Robert Redford to advance the work of those working in film and theatre. Nearly 300 people in NZ applied for the scholarship and Toiroa was one of two successful applicants.
