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Arts Focus at CAN, Napier
7 Jan, 2021 03:09 AM
6 minutes to read
Creative Arts Napier (CAN) general manager, Lisa Feyen.
Napier Courier
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by Lisa Feyen
And breathe… it s the holidays. Sand between the toes and sun-kissed skin, swims at the river and ice blocks melting faster than you can lap them up. We made it! Happy New Year to you all.
Come along to CAN in the next couple of weeks and take a creative break. We have a family friendly drop-in activity for you all to enjoy for just a small koha. As we head into 2021, this is your chance to create your most imaginative utopia – it could be anything from your own reimagined back yard, your perfect dream bedroom to a space station on Mars. Grab one of the shoe boxes we have collected and create your miniature scene inside using fabric, glitter, recycled cardboard, beads, wire… in fact anything from the stocks of goodies we will have waiting for you. There are prizes for the best CAN-topia creation, and ru
Room for two at Maori trade table 23 Dec 2020 14:27 PM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta sees room for two groups advocating for Maori on trade matters.
In a mediated settlement, claimants who came together to challenge the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement are being supported by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in trade to create a new body, which will have input into international trade negotiations.
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga would seem to be in conflict with existing trade group Te Taumata, but Ms Mahuta sees them as complementary.
She says the TPPA claimants were concerned at the protection of Treaty of Waitangi interests in things like matauranga Maori when it comes up against international agreements on intellectual property enforcement.
Room for two at Maori trade table 23 Dec 2020 14:27 PM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database.
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Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta sees room for two groups advocating for Maori on trade matters.
In a mediated settlement, claimants who came together to challenge the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement are being supported by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs in trade to create a new body, which will have input into international trade negotiations.
Ngā Toki Whakarururanga would seem to be in conflict with existing trade group Te Taumata, but Ms Mahuta sees them as complementary.
She says the TPPA claimants were concerned at the protection of Treaty of Waitangi interests in things like matauranga Maori when it comes up against international agreements on intellectual property enforcement.
The chair of Maori trade group Te Taumata believes the formation of a new group by Waitangi Tribunal TPPA claimants won’t spell the end of his roopu.
In mediation with claimants, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade agreed to support the formation of a new body, Ngā Toki Whakarururanga, to provide Māori input into international trade organisations.
That’s something Te Taumata has been working towards for the past year, holding hui with Maori growers and exporters, and Chris Karamea Insley says that will continue.
He says Te Taumata supports what the TPPA claimants are trying to do.