Winston Peters and Shane Jones have announced more than $7.5 million of Provincial Growth Funding for their home province.
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Opportunities offshore imperative for Māori companies to thrive
The economic future for Māori companies 'lies beyond our borders.'
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Māori businesses should invest in global niches at high end of the market.
New approach needed post Covid-19.
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Māori tourism critical to country's economic rebuild
Amazing growth in Māori tourism across the board.
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NewsMāori economy can recover and will- Nanaia Mahuta
Trade Minister David Parker says rising protectionism and nationalism are halting New Zealand's economic recovery. However, he and Associate Minister Nanaia Mahuta have a plan to revitalise international trade despite the difficulties.
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Economist suggests it's time to reset tourism industry
Economist Ganesh Nana says that going back to the way things were may not be the best option for Māori.
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Shovel-ready or iwi getting the shove?
The Govt's 'shovel ready' projects are aimed at boosting the economy but are being slammed for bypassing the Resource Management Act and consultation with iwi.
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Small businesses can now apply for government cashflow loans
We talk to one Maori owned business about its future in hospitality. The Small Business Cashflow Loan Scheme will provide assistance of up to $100,000 to firms employing 50 or fewer full time equivalent employees. But what does this mean for some businesses? We talk to one Māori owned business in Hamilton.
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Could the economic recovery cause another Māori migration?
Māori economist Dr Matthew Roskruge says we could see another urban migration post-lockdown as whānau impacted by the tourism industry struggle to get back to business. But there's potential for a reverse migration as the success of working-from-home may give many Māori the opportunity to return closer to their marae.
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Mike Smith: Failure to change economy will cause 'catastrophic disaster'
If we do not change to an environmentally sound economy, a catastrophic disaster awaits. That was the message that Iwi leaders forum climate change chair Mike Smith today.
