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He koa rawa atu taku ngakau i taku haere mai ki konei ki te whakamanu i te purongo rangahau nei: Te Piko o te Mahuri.

I was delighted to accept your invitation to speak with you today.

Tertiary Education Minister Steven Joyce and Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples have today signed a deed of settlement with Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi that recognises the unique contrib

More prisoners are undertaking job training and literacy and numeracy education than ever before, Corrections Minister Judith Collins and Associate Minister of Corrections Dr Pita Sharples said tod

Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples says a favourable review of his Ministry's performance is a credit to the Chief Executive and all the staff.

Tena koutou nga mana whenua, nga iwi kainga, Tuhourangi, Ngati Wahiao, Te Arawa waka, tena korua, tena koutou. Na koutou te karanga ki roto i tenei whare tipuna. Na koutou te whakaruruhau mo tenei hui.

E te koromatua, Mayor Kevin Winters, korua ko to tuarua, a Trevor (Maxwell), tena korua.

E nga rangatira whakahaere i te hui, tena koutou. To the Trustees and staff of the Rotorua Commmunity Law Centre, and to the Canterbury Centre who are jointly hosting this tremendous hui - thank you indeed for your invitation and welcome.

The Minister of Māori Affairs, Hon Dr Pita Sharples, today announced the appointments of Sarah Reeves and Judge Heemi Taumaunu as Judges of the Māori Land Court.

Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples sets off tomorrow at the head of a delegation of Maori business and sector leaders, to visit Beijing, Shanghai and Guizhou in China.

Education Minister Anne Tolley and Associate Education Minister Pita Sharples have announced a funding increase of $1.5 million alongside changes which will see Alternative Education better meet th

An ex-gratia payment to the Ngāti Rārua Ātiawa Iwi Trust signals a new step forward for the management of the Whakarewa lands around Motueka, says Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples. 

Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples says the real purpose of a value-for-money review of government expenditure on Maori language promotion is to ensure the survival of Maori language.

Kua horonuku a Hikurangi, pā noa ki te take o Te Whetū Matarau!

Kua tītaha Whangaokena, toka tū moana o te Tai Rāwhiti!

Kei te matakawa te Minita Māori i te whakatau a ngā kaiwhakahaere o te Tauwhāinga Whutupaoro o Roller Mills, kia kaua ngā tīma e haka i runga i te papa tākaro.

Education Minister Anne Tolley and Associate Education Minister Pita Sharples have announced a $4.2 million funding boost for five early childhood education centres, which will benefit 280 children

Hip hop dance crew ReQuest has shown once again that passion tempered by total commitment and discipline can take you to the top of the world, says Maori Affairs Minister Dr Pita Sharples.

There have been significant gains in positive attitudes towards the Māori language over the last decade, according to the Minister of Māori Affairs, Hon Dr Pita Sharples.

The strategy and infrastructure of the Maori Language sector is to be completely reviewed, to ensure the programmes and expenditure across the whole of government are responsive to Iwi/Maori aspira

(Mihi)

Opening and introducing the Prime Minister

‘He toi whakairo, he mana tangata.'

Artistic excellence reveals the essence of humanity.

Whakanuitia te reo Māori hei taonga whakahirahira

There is one place in the world to which I will always return.

From the old pā site at Horehore, I can trace my descent back over 46 generations to Tararoa.

A call has gone out for rangatahi Māori to be nominated to a national Māori Youth Council, to advise the Minister of Māori Affairs on issues affecting young people.

Tuatahi, me mihi ki nga mana whenua o tenei wa. Tena koutou.

E te Poari o te Mana Tohu Matauranga o Aotearoa, tena koutou.

Associate Education Minister Dr Pita Sharples says a knowledge of history is vital to identity, and all New Zealanders should learn the history of our country in schools.