Some businesspeople are sceptical about benefits to Maori from a free-trade deal between New Zealand and the UK.
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NewsMāori economy can recover and will- Nanaia Mahuta
Trade Minister David Parker says rising protectionism and nationalism are halting New Zealand's economic recovery. However, he and Associate Minister Nanaia Mahuta have a plan to revitalise international trade despite the difficulties.
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Getting unemployed into trades
As COVID-19 concerns are slowing lessening, the focus is now on developing trade training pathways for those who are unemployed.
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Training in trades free under new billion-dollar Govt investment
All New Zealanders will be able to train in trade for free under the government's billion-dollar investment to deal with the unemployment rise due to Covid-19.
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TWoA Kaiurungi applauds new apprenticeship funding
Te Wānanga o Aotearoa chief executive officer Te Ururoa Flavell is applauding the new Trade Training and Apprenticeship Fund.
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Free Trades Training to open doors for Māori
The Manukau Institue of Technology School of Plumbing and Gasfitting are grateful for the Government's recent announcement for apprenticeships within the trade industry to be free starting next month. This will ease the financial pressure of people interested in a more hands-on pathway and will cater to the rebuild of the country's economy.
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Weekly "zui" serve as 'safe space' for trades students
"Wednesday Wānanga" initially started as a way to learn mātauranga Māori during lockdown, has now turned into a safe space for students to address mental health issues. The idea was prompted by students at Ara Institute following the sudden passing of one of their students.
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Bring back Māori Affairs Trade Training Scheme- NZ Māori Council
New Zealand Māori Council executive director Matthew Tukaki says the government should bring back the Māori Affairs Trade Trainee scheme to help Māori into employment.
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Māori businesses can’t recover until exporting resumes – FOMA
Traci Houpapa MNZM, JP is the chair of the Federation of Māori Authorities. Today she spoke with Tapataphi about the impacts of COVID-19 on Māori businesses. She explains the preparations that her member businesses went through prior to the lockdown.
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Coronavirus: Gisborne exports work on contingency plans
Ngāti Porou Seafoods Group could be returning their live lobster catch intended for the China market to the ocean after a halt in export demands following the mysterious coronavirus. The challenges of the deadly virus have been felt in the Gisborne region, in the export of lobsters, horticulture, fisheries and now logging.
