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Partnership failure leads to Unitec Maori exodus 03 Feb 2021 13:42 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x3db20b8) The former chair of Te Rūnanga o Te Whare Wānanga o Wairaka says Unitec's refusal to share power is a breach of trust and confidence. Tui Ah Loo quit after the appointment of a new board and CEO following a period in which Auckland's largest polytechnic had been run by a commissioner. Her deputy Megan Tunks and rūnanga member Hare Rua also quit. She says Unitec's inability to commit to true partnership drove her to remove a photograph of her father, the late Sir John Turei, from...

Press Release – Maori at Unitec Further resignations have been tendered from the Rnanga, in the wake of what has been described as institutional racism at Unitec. Following the departure of Chairperson Tui Ah Loo on Friday, also resigning is the Deputy Chair, Megan Tunks, … Further resignations have been tendered from the Rūnanga, in the wake of what has been described as “institutional racism” at Unitec. Following the departure of Chairperson Tui Ah Loo on Friday, also resigning is the Deputy Chair, Megan Tunks, and Rūnanga member and Principal of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Wa...

Press Release – New Zealand Police Hawke’s Bay District Commander, Superintendent Jeanette Park: At 12.33am on 28 February shots were fired from a vehicle as it drove up to a bar on West Quay Napier. A man standing outside the bar sustained an injury to his hand and a bar staff member sustained … Read more »

Press Release – Maori at Unitec Further resignations have been tendered from the Rūnanga, in the wake of what has been described as “institutional racism” at Unitec. Following the departure of Chairperson Tui Ah Loo on Friday, also resigning is the Deputy Chair, Megan Tunks, and Rūnanga member and Principal of Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi, Hare Rua. In her resignation letter Megan Tunks says, “I cannot be part of an institution that perpetuates structural inequities and racism”. These three Rūnanga members have deep connections to Māori education communities in West Au...

February 28th, 2021 Comments Off on Safety Improvement Work Switches To Day Shifts To Take Advantage Of Reduced Traffic Under COVID-19 Lockdown Press Release – NZ Transport Agency Construction workers on two sections of State Highway 1 through the Dome Valley north of Warkworth are switching from night shifts to work during the day this week to take advantage of reduced traffic flows during the COVID-19 lockdown. Read more »