Whānau Ora champions of Te Waipounamu were recognised in the 2020 Queen's Birthday Honours list. Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu pouārahi Helen Leahy says the list reflects the flair of many outstanding Māori.
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Te Waipounamu Whānau Ora say they won't sleep through Level 3
A survey which looked at 4,000 households within Te Waipounamu region shows whānau are still in much need of support even under Alert Level 3, giving Whānau Ora navigators even more reason to continue with their work.
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District Court to open when Aotearoa moves to Level 3- 12:30pm Newsbreak
The District Court will be open to the public when New Zealand moves to Covid-19 alert level 3.
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NewsLong-term financial insecurity a concern for whānau in South Island in lockdown
Māori whānau living in the South Island are experiencing anxiety about their longer-term financial insecurity due to the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Mobilising te reo around Te Waipounamu
Anton Matthews is on a mission to get more people in the South Island speaking basic te reo Māori. Last year he introduced free te reo lessons at his famous Christchurch eatery, Fush.
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Ngai Tahu and Govt partner for 100 KiwiBuild homes in Queenstown
The Government has announced KiwiBuild and Ngāi Tahu Property are working together to build a new community of more than 300 homes in Queenstown.
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Body recovered from floodwaters near Hokitika
The body of an elderly woman has been recovered near the floodwaters in the Arahura Valley, north of Hokitika, police have confirmed.
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Kaikōura honour mounted rifles during ANZAC service
Kaikōura has marked the centenary of the end of World War I with a special dawn service.
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Canterbury marae remembers their fallen heroes
The Ngāi Tūāhuriri Marae of Tuahiwi in North Canterbury will commemorate their ancestors who fought in World Wars I and II tomorrow. Over 20 fallen veterans will be honoured at their annual afternoon memorial service, held at the marae cemetery of Uruti.
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28th Māori Battalion Company D author highlights stark differences
Ex-serviceman and historian Harawira Pearless is penning the first book regarding the 28th Māori Battalion's Delta Company. He says the tribal and also geographic differences compared to the other Companies is vast.
