I Am Hope Trust to get $6 million annually
“I would be concerned to see a backwards step."
Experts say the new government has taken a step backward in ending sexual violence in Aotearoa with their plan to remove and replace relationship–based education.
Whanganui iwi leaders are calling for a national gathering of Māori leadership to articulate issues and find mechanisms to bring a systematic change.
Anthropologist Dame Anne Salmond and the Auckland University Press have released a collection of 40 years of research called Knowledge is a Blessing on Your Mind.
The gender pay gap between men and women has halved in 25 years, but pay equity advocates say much more needs to be done to address the inequity
The kaupapa Māori programme, Time2Train, run by Te Kura Taiao o Mātātoa, is gaining momentum with plans to start in Queensland Australia next year.
The two-day hearing concluded shortly before midday. Justice Christine French reserved the court’s decision, indicating it won’t be released until at least February next year
Eventually, the trees could suck in more carbon dioxide than New Zealand needed to meet its climate targets, and could be available for selling credits to other countries, it said.
Six-year-old John Major Taurua Mackay, better known as Major, was discharged from Auckland’s Starship Hospital today, three weeks after he was involved in a hit-and-run incident.
