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NewsMāmā quits full time job to create dive and hunting content with whānau
Kaelah James of Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Hineuru has seized the opportunity to share her passion for diving and hunting full-time, and she’s taking her whānau with her.
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Plenty of fish in the sea for a feed
The Ministry for Primary Industries wants recreational fishers to follow the fishing rules this summer and "take only what you need for a feed".
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How Pio Terei can help you and your whānau enjoy Christmas minus the stress
At this time of year many whānau are struggling to get to the finish line, juggling work deadlines, Christmas shopping, whānau commitments and feeling the pressure to do all the traditional Christm
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World comps to home chops: Aotearoa's best butchers step up for National Butchery Awards
By Oriwa Atkins, Te Rito journalism cadet
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Baker's love of kai, whānau and te reo Māori features in new cookbook
A bilingual cookbook is hitting shop shelves this month, filled with recipes for the whole whānau.
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Rents, vegetables soaring as inflation slightly dips
The economist experts had all expected Aotearoa's annual inflation to have dropped below 7% in the September quarter - but they were wrong.
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Ngāti Porou partner with food science institute for economic and career growth
Ngāti Porou Holdco CEO Shayne Walker and Riddet Institute director, Professor Harjinder Singh. Photo / Supplied
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Reducing food waste and koha donations drive Auckland restaurant
By Michael Cugley, Te Rito journalism cadet. An Auckland restaurant is working toward reducing food waste and encouraging customers to pay what they can.
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Food science partnership aims to lift Ngāti Porou economy
Ngāti Porou Holding Company (Holdco) and the Riddet Institute have joined forces to better support food innovation and the development of Ngāti Porou iwi.