"Offensive and inaccurate" mannequins depicting Māori have been removed from Canterbury Museum, 17 years after a board member first lobbied to have them dumped
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Helen Leahy resigns from Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu
Te Pūtahitanga o Te Waipounamu - The Whānau ora Commissioning Agency for the South Island is about to farewell its pouārahi, Helen Leahy.
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Ashburton Bridge closed indefinitely after flood damage
Ashburton District Council is assessing potential alternate routes around the bridge and council contractors are investigating the condition of the bridge.
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New fund to boost Te Waipounamu sporting excellence
Te Kīwai fund, worth $850,000 will help rangatahi in the South Island become involved in sport, recreation and community activities.
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Outstanding Te Waipounamu representation amongst 2020 Queen's Honours
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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Long-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.