Two sewage spills into the Porirua harbour have resulted in Ngāti Toa Rangatira placing a two-week rāhui in an effort to ensure the health and wellbeing of the community.
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NewsUnique exhibition by master of kōwhaiwhai painting to show in Porirua
Described as one of the most significant and respected Māori artists of his generation Sandy Adsett is set to have his first major retrospective exhibition on show in Porirua.
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Ngāti Toa Rangatira turns home ownership dreams into reality for 24 whānau
Rūnanga CEO Helmut Modlik said ownership of the Titahi Bay, Porirua property, which features 24 apartments, will allow iwi members to enter the property market.
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Ngāti Toa takes majority stake in retirement village
Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira chairman and kaumātua Dr Taku Parai says the investment gives the iwi a look into the future.
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Porirua GP urges whānau to make contact if unwell
Porirua GP Dr Sarah Sciasica is urging people to not be afraid to make contact with their GP if they are unwell.
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Providing correct COVID-19 info priority in Porirua
One of the key priorities is making sure patients receive the right information on COVID-19.
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Mike Tana calls for formal investigation into council elections
Former Porirua Mayor Mike Tana is calling for a formal investigation into the leaked emails to media by the chief executive outlining concerns about 'unusual' spending. However, the Chief Executive has undertaken an internal review of the email traffic surrounding the leak of information and can confirm that there was no release of her confidential email to councilors from staff.
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Mongrel Mob member ups the ante against ‘P’
Porirua-based senior Mongrel Mob member Dennis Makalio is upping the ante in the war on 'P'. Dennis and wife Lizzie started their ‘New Zealand 'P'pull’ campaign in 2016 and have almost reached 7,000 members via its Facebook group.
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Literacy and numeracy needed in workplaces
Porirua Council workers were ecstatic to hear that the government will further inject an extra $14.5mil over four years for much needed literacy and numeracy courses with an aim to build productivity and a high-wage economy as part of a more inclusive society.
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'Critical' Porirua locals get promise they won't be moved out
It is "critical" that the project team involved in the regeneration of Porirua promises locals they will not be moved out, says the MP whose Tāmaki electorate has undergone major transformation in Auckland.
