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"Thirty-three years ago a Maori language petition (containing 30,000 signatures) was presented to Parliament. The request at the time was for Mâori language to be taught in schools.

Another drop in Maori unemployment – Government must be doing something right!

Kua heke ano te maha o ngä Mäori kaore i te whiwhi mahiTe ähua nei kei te tika ngä whakahaere a te Käwana

Mâori Affairs Minister Parekura Horomia today congratulated Prime Minister Helen Clark on Labour's pledge requiring all historical Treaty claims to be lodged by 1 September 2008, with the aim of settling all claims by 2020.

I te ra nei, i tuku mihi Te Minita mo Ngä Take Mäori a Parekura Horomia, ki te Pirimia ki a Helen Clark mo te öati a te röpu Reipa kia whakatakotoria te katoa o ngä kerëme körero tüturu mo te Tiriti i mua atu i te tuatahi o ngä ra o Hepetema o te tau 2008, ä, i runga i te tumanako ka whakatauria te katoa o ngä kerëme a te tau 2020.

Today the Minister of Mâori Affairs, Hon Parekura Horomia, announced the reappointment of Joanne Morris, Dr Monty Soutar, Gloria Herbert and Joseph Northover to the Waitangi Tribunal, each for a further term of three years.

Maori Affairs Minister confirms government commitment to a Hui Taumata Taskforce at a post Budget Maori business network meeting held in Wellington, Monday 23 May 2005.

Budget 2005 supports a new and innovative approach to Mâori Affairs policy guided by achieving and realising Mâori potential

Minister paddles to powhiri on Lake Okareka

Two landmark Bills that effect the people of Ngati Awa have been passed

Maori TV rating well and new chief executive appointed

Former Minister of Mâori Affairs, the Hon Doug Kidd has been appointed to the Waitangi Tribunal

The governments foreshore and seabed legislation means traditional Maori rights and interests will be guaranteed, protected and enhanced

Thirteen Commissioners have been appointed to the Treaty of Waitangi Fisheries Commission

Youth MPs set the benchmark for a great nation that recognises, tolerates and respects the best from Mäori culture, without it ever being intolerant, or disrespectful to anybody else’s.

Maori unemployment is now the lowest since current records began, new figures show.

John Tamihere says he rejects a double standard proposed by Tariana Turia for Maori public servants

Minister receives Report to Appointors 2003-2004

Ministers John Tamihere and Dover Samuels welcome the offer to Maori of a 20 per cent share in aquaculture.

Dr Robyn Anderson appointed to Waitangi Tribunal

Budget 2004 is good news for Maori families, Associate Maori Affairs Minister John Tamihere says.

The Vote: Maori Affairs package in the budget is designed to advance Te Puni Kokiri's 'Maori succeeding as Maori' vision and to assist Maori develop their skills and assets.

The success of Maori is not only good for Maori but for the country as a whole, says Minister of Maori Affairs Parekura Horomia.

The Leader of the Opposition has continues down the same old track track