Search

Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia is urging whanau, hapu and iwi to continue dialogue with the government as it develops a way forward on the foreshore and seabed issue.

The Government's seabed and foreshore policy announcement is a great step forward for race relations, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.

Tangata whenua everywhere will welcome research findings that strengthening the whanau and harnessing its potential for social and economic development should be a major focus of social policy

Whanau should be the heart of Maori success, but too often it is the heart of Maori failure, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says in a speech launching the report Wellbeing and Disparity in Tamaki Makaurau

Marae fire safety paramount this xmas

Te Tai Hauauru MP Tariana Turia says iwi will clearly be disappointed at the government's response to the Waitangi Tribunal's report on petroleum claims.

Maori Affairs Minister says Marae must maintain fire safety standards to avert disaster

I stand today to acknowledge the tragic history that has seen the Crown 'profoundly regret and unreservedly apologise to Ngati Tama for its actions.'

Maori MPs John Tamihere and Dover Samuels have laid down a challenge to Maori to take greater responsibility for problems facing young Maori.

Internet opens opportunity for Maori Radio Listeners home and abroad.

The newly announced Screen Council will greatly assist Maori participation in the screen industry, Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia said today.

Exciting time for Maori screen production

Speech to open regional whanau development hui, 10.00am, 3 November 2003,Heretaunga Park Community and Conference Centre, 821 Orchard Road, Hastings

Minister welcomes new Waitangi Tribunal members

The government is expecting to make a policy statement on the Foreshore issue before xmas

Tuwharetoa ariki Tumu Teheuheu has been nominated to represent New Zealand on the World Heritage Committee

Speech to the Petroleum Exploration Association, Wellington, October 15

Naional MPs have very short memories regarding the Privy Council, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.

Speech opening Regional Whanau Development hui, Murihiku marae, Invercargill, 13 October 2003, 10.00am

E hïkaka ana a Te Minita Mäori, a Parekura Horomia, i ngä kaiwhiri hou kua whakatüria ki Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Mäori.

Maori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia has announced appointments to the Maori Language Commission.

'Building the capacity to 'read' and shape Maori and other worlds' is proposed as a national definition of literacy in a report released today by Associate Maori Affairs Minister Tariana Turia.

Speech to regional whanau development hui, Far North Community Centre, Kaitaia, 9am

In his fornightly Dominion Post column, John Tamihere remembers his Dad on Father's Day