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...from families , organisations and the wider community, the Commission can help to ensure we’re as prepared as possible for the...

... New Zealand families ole rather than focusing separately on individual family members and...

...was already fully vaccinated.  “I did it to keep me and my family safe. It was a really good to be vaccinated and I had no...
...“I wanted to protect my family and travel the world”. Nearly 16,000 people, of whom 20 percent are Māori, have been vaccinated...

...friendly family settings and the whānau know our staff, so they’re relaxed when they receive advice and treatment.” She said a...
... need. “The next big group to receive the vaccine are the families of MIQ workers and if it is not a good experience, then...

...but out of love for her family she continues her work. She finds comfort in tivaevae making. Its importance cannot be...
...I’ve never sold a piece unless a family member has approached me. We make tivaevae for special occasions or for important...

... after it all… they felt they were able to receive their family home again. Which was huge,” says Kym looking back on the...
... been reignited. “It’s brought the family together. And anything that brings the family together is all good by me. That’s...

...Mere was born in Gore and grew up on the family sheep and beef farm.  Her father decided to sell up and buy a larger farm, so as...
...Māori families , Māori urban organisations, and more. “I decided I wanted to be a teacher so I went to Teacher Training College...

... local families ay a fee. For two decades these gardens have given families the...

... my team – so it was really nice to celebrate a win with my family . I’m one person and behind me is a World Class team, and th...
...Emma is from a sporting family . Dad Sandy plays bowls, Mum Jo does a lot of tramping, older brother Henry plays rugby, and...

...communities and families across our country. At this month’s FOMA Science and Innovation symposium, BERL’s Chief Economist...