Māori power company, Nau Mai Ra, have been turning a negative situation into a positive outcome for vulnerable whānau during this unprecedented time with their approach of 'No Whānau gets left behind'.
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First Māori power company shares profits with whānau
Ezra Hirawani and Ben Armstrong have developed the first-ever Māori owned power company Nau Mai Rā. This company is different from the rest because instead of driving all of their profits to the big players in the power industry, they're sharing their profits to fund initiatives to benefit whānau.
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Power outage in Northland
A widespread power outage in Northland has cut off power to residents. 90,000 customers across Northland were out of power today in areas including, Dargaville, Maungatapere, Poroti, all Whangarei also all areas North to Hukerenui including, East Coast between Whangarei Heads to Bland Bay.
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Tawaroa Kawana leading the way for Māori in powerlifting
The Global Powerlifting Committee competition got underway today in Auckland, with competitors coming from all over the country to test their strength as they battle it out for their respective weight division titles.
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NZ makes solar power accessible to all
Solar power is now available to all NZers through a monthly online subscription. Climate Change Minister, James Shaw is backing the worlds first virtual solar power plant.
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Free solar energy brings power back to marae
A report has found an eighty percent price hike in electricity since the 90's. However, Whangaehu Marae have their own solution, they're going solar.
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1 in 2 Kiwis can't afford to heat home
A nationwide survey commissioned by The Salvation Army found that close to one in two New Zealanders have gone without heating because of financial constraints in the past year.
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One week on- 900 homes still without power
Aucklanders from the 900 properties still without power after last week's storm are beyond frustrated about having no hot water and power.
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Around 15,000 wake to no power for third day
Around 15,000 Auckland homes are still without power, three days following severe winds that hit the region on Tuesday.
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Families prepare for more power outages
Thousands of Auckland homes are still without heating and light as we move into what's forecasted to be another night of strong winds and rain which could potentially mean more power outages across the region.
