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... some humour in his success: “I’m the last person my family and friends would think to be near anything like a hammer...

...Myrtle rust infects plants in the myrtle family including pohutukawa, rata, and manuka as well as some production species...

...You Are” sees celebrities rediscovering their whakapapa and family trees. For New Zealanders, the settlement of historical...
... and forced eviction of Ngāti Manuhiri rangatira and families from Te Hauturu-o-Toi Island. The Crown’s breaches of the...

...he’s just retired. Peter and family , Southland. Not a bad innings for a Pākehā boy from Gore who readily admits that when...
... was an awful lot of houses built and purchased by Māori families through the Māori housing programme.”  While the latter...

...the Māori name that was gifted to Scotty Morrison – a close family friends of ours. Maurice is the name of Dean's dad." “Te...
...even my Pākehā grandfather". “The language died in my family when my grandmother passed away and my grandfather, like many at...

...There were many local families who were on low-incomes or had lost their jobs nearby, so the need was great. The pantry is still...
...We’d already met the families . We went from Free Feeds to free parcels, to those same whānau. We can’t supply to everyone. The...

... like Indigenuity Limited to assist whānau and families to achieve home ownership.  In addition to innovative...
... of areas to support successful outcomes for whānau and families such as housing repairs, infrastructure support and...

...Waikato – Waiohua rūruhi and family nna Puao Rauwhero Richards has brought her family back to Pūkaki to live on th...

...something happens in the family , the children are having problems, our grandchildren are having problems [connected to] their...
... says that she couldn’t imagine having to ask her family to fund such work and that even thinking about how they...

... mould and rotting floors. The house has been in the family for 66 years and, although Wendy had tried to get rid of th...
...that mother is left having to go to work and look after the family so things get on top of whānau. It might be grandparents...