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Aspiring Māori neurosurgeon closer to his dream
Whiti Hoori is a step closer to pursuing his dream of becoming a neurosurgeon after winning the University of Auckland’s Top Achievers Award.
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Ngāi Tahu tourism boss receives PM's award
Ngāi Tahu Tourism chief executive Quinton Hall is the recipient of the 2018 Prime Minister's Business Scholarship.
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Oranga Tamariki award winner defies all odds
Despite being in state care most of her life and struggling through homelessness, eighteen-year-old Celeste Howell is rising above her circumstances, taking home the Oranga Tamariki Passion Award at this years William Wallace Awards.
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Scholarship brings Māori youth closer to their dreams
Five promising Māori high school students have been awarded Te Ara a Kupe Beaton scholarships to help them gain access to quality tertiary education. Recipients say they are hoping to achieve better outcomes for Māori right across the board through their studies.
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Outstanding wāhine win Dame Te Atairangikaahu scholarships
The four Māori students will each receive up to $6,000 for tuition costs.
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$100k of scholarships to help Māori students study abroad
Five Māori students will receive $20,000 and the opportunity to study abroad with a new scholarship up for grabs.
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Rawiri Waititi awarded inaugural Tā Hemi Henare Scholarship
Today the inaugural scholarship awards ceremony for Te Kōhanga Reo National Trust Board was held in Wellington. The Tā Hemi Henare scholarship worth $10,000 was awarded to Rawiri Waititi to support his Doctorate degree at Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi.
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Māori media under the lens by their own people
Two Ngārimu VC scholarship recipients are putting the future of Māori media under a unique lens.
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A fresh look at Māori media
The role of Māori media will be put under the lens by two young Māori broadcasters. Kimiora Kaire Melbourne and Te Aorere Pewhairangi have been awarded Ngarimu VC Scholarships to analyse whether Māori media are up to the job.
