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Associate Education Minister Parekura Horomia today announced settlement of the Primary Principals’ Collective Agreement.

I te rangi nei i pânuitia e te Minita mô ngâ Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, te whakatûtanga o Craig Coxhead, me Stephen Clark ki te taumata kaiwhakawâ o te Kôt

Minister of Māori Affairs, Parekura Horomia today announced the appointment of Mr Craig Coxhead and Mr Stephen Clark to the bench of the Māori Land Court.

Māori continue to make gains in the education system, an annual report on Māori achievement shows.

Waikato-Tainui and the Crown have reached a major milestone towards the settlement of the tribe’s Waikato River claim.

Kei te tautoko te Minita mō ngā Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, i ngā whakapainga ki çtahi ture, mai i ngā whakarerekētanga kei roto i te Pire Take Māori 2007.

Minister of Mâori Affairs Parekura Horomia welcomes the improvements to some existing legislation from changes proposed in the Mâori Purposes Bill 2007.

Kei te tautoko te Minita mô ngâ Take Mâori, a Parekura Horomia, i ngâ whakapainga ki çtahi ture, mai i ngâ whakarerekçtanga kei roto i te Pire Take M&aci

Minister of Mâori Affairs Parekura Horomia welcomes the improvements to some existing legislation from changes proposed in the Mâori Purposes Bill 2007.

Kei te tautoko te Minita mō ngā Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, i te Pire Whakareia Rāhui Hitori o Mauao, e tautoko ana i te kirimihi kua hainatia i waenga i Tauranga Moana Iwi, Waitaha, me te Karauna i te marama o Here-turi-kōkā, i tēnei tau, ki te whakahoki i te taitara o Mauao ki te tangata whenua.

Minister of Mâori Affairs Parekura Horomia welcomes the first reading of the Mauao Historic Reserve Vesting Bill which gives effect to the agreement signed between Tauranga Moana Iwi, Waitaha and the Crown in August this year to return the title of Mauao to tângata whenua.

“Legislation providing for the establishment of new, voluntary legal entities tailored to meet the needs of iwi, hapû and other Mâori collectives that manage communal assets passed its first reading today” said Minister of Maori Affairs, Parekura Horomia

“I te rangi nei i whakahaeretia te pânuitanga tuatahi o tçtahi ture hei whakatû i ngâ mauri ture tûao hou, kia whakatinanatia ngâ hiahia o iwi, o hapû, o çtahi ake rôpû Mâori, e whakahaere ana i a râtou rawa hapori” e kî ana te Minita mô ngâ Take Mâori, a Parekura Horomia.

Kua haina e te Karauna, me te Rôpû Kerçme o te Poraka o Port Nicholson, tçtahi Kirimini â-Kaupapa hei whakatau i ngâ kerçme hitori katoa a Taranaki Whânui (ki Te Whanganui â Tara) i raro i te Tiriti o Waitangi. He tohu nui rawa atu tçnei mô Taranaki Whânui (ki Te Whanganui â Tara) me te Karauna, ” i kî te Minita mô ngâ Take Mâori, a Parekura Horomia, i te rangi nei.

The Crown and Port Nicholson Block Claims Team have signed an Agreement in Principle to settle all outstanding historical Te Tiriti o Waitangi claims of Taranaki Whânui (Wellington). This is a significant milestone for Taranaki Whânui (Wellington) and the Crown," Minister of Maori affairs, Parekura Horomia said today.

Bill returns the title of Mauao to tângata whenua

Kei te tautoko te Minita mō ngā Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, i te Pire Whakareia Rāhui Hitori o Mauao, e tautoko ana i te kirimihi kua hainatia i waenga i Tauranga Moana Iwi, Waitaha, me te

The Crown and Port Nicholson Block Claims Team have signed an Agreement in Principle to settle all outstanding historical Te Tiriti o Waitangi claims of Taranaki Whânui (Wellington).

Kua oti tçtahi ake Tohu Tiriti nui

Ka hanga e te Pire Waka Umanga çtahi rôpû Mâori âhua ahurei

Waka Umanga Bill provides for unique nature of Mâori collectives

Mâori medium education curriculum launched.

Kua 25 tau inâianei mai i te tîmatanga o te Kôhanga Reo tuatahi, a Pukeatua, i whakatuwheratia ki Wainuiomata. Kahore pea çtahi o ngâ tamariki i te môhio pçwhea nei te 25 tau, - çngari mâku e kî atu ki a koutou, he tino roa tçnei wâ.

He marautanga ârahi-o te ao te Marautanga, ehara noaiho i te whakamâoritanga o te Marautanga o Aotearoa mô ngâ kura kaupapa pâkehâ, i mea hanga i raro i ngâ tikanga tangata whenua pûmau”, e kî ana a Horomia.