Employment Minister Willie Jackson says the government wants to fund entities who will train young people and help them get into work. He says that these entities don't need money — they just need a well-oiled plan.
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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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He Poutama Rangatahi will get 'neffs' off the couch- Willie Jackson
Employment Minister Willie Jackson says that He Poutama Rangatahi will help get 'neffs' off the couch and into mahi. He says it will be community driven where whānau on the ground get behind youth to support them into employment.
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Boxing gym starts boxing tournament to fundraise for businesses- Newsbreak 12.30pm
Mahi, climate change, kura, mental health and boxing.
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Te Ao with Moana, Series 2 Episode 7
On this episode of Te Ao with Moana: Dr Rawiri Jansen, Warena Morgan, Peeni Henare & Willie Jackson (Lab).
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John doesn’t know what he’s talking about!- Willie Jackson
Labour list MP Willie Jackson says there is no love lost with his whanaunga John Tamihere after his recent attacks on the Labour Māori Caucus.
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Māori miss out on ACC treatments
Unreported accidents mean that Māori are often missing out on vital ACC coverage. ACC have implemented the ‘Whaia Te Tika' strategy to ensure that Māori get the coverage and treatments that they need.
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NewsVirtual reality to prepare Māori for construction mahi
Construction businesses have announced they will start using virtual reality technology to prepare people for jobs in the industry, in partnership with the Ministry of Social Development.
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MPs welcome new operation model for Oranga Tamariki
Minister for Children Tracey Martin has spoken out about the government's $1.1bil injection into a new operating model for Oranga Tamariki. The minister is confident it will help mould Oranga Tamariki into the service provider it is supposed to be.
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Rangatahi to benefit from $13mil funding boost
The government has announced that $13.2mil from the Provincial Growth Fund will go to He Poutama Rangatahi, as part of Te Ara Maihi, a wider skills, and employment initiative.
