In this week’s Government media release about new investment into Māori land (see lead article above) there is the statement, “Research released in 2013 found
The third Māori-focused funding announcement from the PGF relates to establishing ‘Regional Digital Hubs’ and ensuring marae can be connected to broadband. Circa $21 million
Last Sunday the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, co-jointly with the Regional Economic Development Minister, Shane Jones, announced that $100 million from the PGF will be
Quarterly Review for the Period 1 July to 30 September 2018 Purpose This quarterly review provides a summary of significant Māori-focused social, economic and Treaty
On Tuesday the Annual Report for Te Tumu Paeroa / the Māori Trustee was tabled in Parliament. (This is to the year end 31 March
Budget Extracts Vote: Arts Culture and Heritage Te Matatini (the Māori Performing Arts organisation) is funded from the Arts, Culture and Heritage Vote area. The
On Monday the Māori Affairs Select Committee released its report on the petition of Catherine Delahunty and 4,814 others concerning the protection of Māori land
Late last year the Minister for Māori Development, Nanaia Mahuta, withdrew the Te Ture Whenua Bill from the legislative agenda. It was very close to
The law firm, Chapman Tripp, has released a short report on Treaty Settlements, and economic impacts, entitled Te Ao Māori, Trends and Insights. The report
The Parliamentary Committee Stage of the Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill continued this week, meaning it has still not reached its third reading, and continues
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