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Wednesday, 30 June 2021, 1:36 pm Be bold, develop partnerships, and look for opportunities beyond the traditional trade model – this was the central theme that emerged at the first-ever hybrid summit organised by the India New Zealand Business Council (INZBC) on June 23 – 24, 2021 at Trusts Arena in Henderson, Auckland. Held for first-time in a physical venue on Day 1 as well as broadcasted virtually for a global audience on both the days, the Summit brough together a line-up of diplomats, business leaders, government and industry bodies, experts and academics from New Zealand and India,...

A veteran gang member and community activist says issues relating to gangs need to be depoliticised and evidence-based strategies brought into play.

• Source:  1 NEWS Last September, Auckland mum Ruthie Nielson went through the terrifying ordeal of battling Covid pneumonia, a severe complication of Covid-19, all while seven-months pregnant.  Your playlist will load after this ad Ruthie Neilson is sharing her story as part of a new campaign urging Māori to get vaccinated. Source: 1 NEWS Nielson (Ngāpuhi), along with 16 of her whānau, contracted the virus after attending a...

Wednesday, 5 May 2021, 3:45 pm Te Paati Māori Co-Leader, Rawiri Waititi, today calls out the Government for side-stepping his question to the Prime Minister on racism. This morning a question was lodged to the Prime Minister that asked, “Does she agree that when her Minister of Maori Development claimed ‘in every area of New Zealand society, we have institutional racism’ - that her government and government departments are included in that statement?” said Waititi. “I was told the question would be directed to the Minister of Maori Development’ Office and the wording needed to ...

Press Release – Vodafone Vodafone and TEDxAuckland are partnering to deliver a kaupapa Māori focused event this afternoon at Vodafone’s Auckland headquarters in Takapuna, entitled ‘ Turuki! Turuki! A Tiriti-based approach to the future of tech’. This event is part of the Tāpiri atu ki te ao Matihiko collective, which rallies some of Aotearoa’s most well-known businesses around shared challenges and opportunities on how to integrate Te Tiriti o Waitangi into our work, as well as grow Māori leadership in the sector and ensure ongoing access to digital technology. Kirstin Te Wao, P...