Whai kōrero and karanga, two tikanga that resonate deeply with Māori. But are they under threat of being lost?
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Māori children deserve to speak their own language says Minister
Minister Kelvin Davis says his belief that tamariki deserve to speak their own language te reo Māori was why it was so important for Budget 2020 to support Te Kōhanga Reo.
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The intention was to give marae the greatest protection that we could- Minister Kelvin Davis
"The intention was to give marae the greatest protection that we could," Minister Kelvin Davis addresses the confusion over clause allowing Police to enter marae premises without a warrant.
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Government COVID-19 response- Kelvin Davis
Minister Kelvin Davis who leads the Government's Māori response to COVID-19 gives us an update on the impacts for Māori.
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175 year commemoration of the first battle of the Northern Wars
A commemoration was held today to mark 175 years since the Battle of Kororāreka, an event that signified the beginning of the Northern Wars.
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Uawa Student Teacher wins Prestigious $22,000 Scholarship
Uawa Resident Maria Leilua is honoured to receive the Kupe Scholarship for 2019. Having started teacher training to nurture and educate local children, her high achievements as a trainee teacher have not gone unnoticed.
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'Everything Govt does is strategy to prevent Māori going to prison'
All the government's strategies are directed toward ensuring Māori do not end up in prison, Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis says.
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'Hōkai Rangi wont reduce Māori numbers in prisons'- former inmate
A former inmate see's The Hōkai Rangi Māori strategy as a form of rebranding stale and failed policies and wont do anything to reduce the number of Māori in prisons.
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Hōkai Rangi- designed to lower Māori incarceration and reoffending
The move towards lowering the proportion of Māori in Corrections care to match the Māori share of the general population took another positive step today. Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis launched Hōkai Rangi designed to address the long-term challenge of Māori reoffending and imprisonment. The minister says the biggest change Hōkai Rangi brings is the idea that we are now going to treat the person - and not just their crime.
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Sir Graham Lowe- Corrections first patron
Sir Graham Lowe is a Kiwi Rugby League icon who has trained the best in the business. Now he is the first patron to be named for a graduating cohort of 65 new corrections officers.
