Sheree Stephens is a teacher and mother in South Auckland who worries every time she shops whether she has enough left over to save.
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Aucklanders unite to provide free kai to homeless
While Auckland remains in the level 3 lockdown, non-profit groups Unite Aotearoa and Humanity New Zealand are working together to support the homeless.
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Risky or essential? Alert Level 3 contentious in Far North
Northland will stay at Alert level 4 until Thursday, when the government is to review the situation in the region. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says any move down to level 3 will depend on the results of surveillance and testing for Covid in the region.
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NewsFree meal packs for homeless in Auckland City
About 250 free meal packs are available at the Auckland City Mission provided by Auckland Council’s catering services team.
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Ngāpuhi mother carves up again at national butchery awards
For her second year in a row, mother Cherise Reddin of Ngāpuhi has had a major win at the National Butchery Awards.
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New platform Kāuta shares kai Māori with the motu
Kai experts Rewi Spraggon and Grant Kitchen created the website www.kauta.co.nz to encourage a sustainable Māori supply chain
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Ngāti Te Ata top chef inspires other young Māori to rise
Lyall Minhinnick of Ngāti Te Ata entered to inspire Māori and Pasifika youth to dream big, push through barriers, and see past their circumstances.
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Whanganui food enterprise Kaitahi wins national award
Kaitahi, led by Arohaina Owen, of Ngā Rauru, beat out 217 other entrants coming away with the FoodStarter Small Suppliers award.
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Hui across the country to help Māori protect Mānuka honey
The hui are for technicians, and experts, working with iwi, hapū, trusts and incorporations, Mānuka beekeepers and kaitiaki to give them the opportunity to register for updates and feedback on the engagement process.
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Serving up holistic wellness through kai
A whānau business on the East Coast is changing school students' relationships with food.
