Sunday March 2, 2025
News:
Rotorua’s Digital Natives Academy scores $31k BayTrust grant to boost tech equity
A Rotorua tech entrepreneur couple are stoked they can provide more gaming computers for their students after receiving a $31,000 grant from BayTrust to address digital equity in the town.
Nikolasa and Potaua Biasiny-Tule got together while studying tech at Canterbury University 10 years ago.
On returning to Rotorua, they established the Digital Natives Academy (DNA) with a focus on digital equity and Mātauranga Māori - the pursuit and application of knowledge and understanding of te taiao (the natural world).....
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Stewart Island celebrates completion of $4m tourism project
Rakiura Māori Lands Trust (RMLT) was approved grant and loan funding from the Provincial Growth Fund, totalling $2.18m in 2020, to support the development of tourism infrastructure.
Patterson said the trust provided funding to upgrade conservation efforts at Oneke, also known as The Neck, a remote area on Stewart Island that hosted an abundance of native wildlife and incredible coastal landscapes.....
See full article HERE
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Sarah Ewall-Wice: Trump to make English the official first language of the United States
Graham Adams: Tamihere’s woes
Professor Robert MacCulloch: Will NZ Centre-Right Voters Forgive National's Grand Coalition Betrayal of Trust on the Treaty in Election 2023?
Bob Edlin: Decisions on science research funding reform – and the share for matauranga Maori – have yet to be made
Propaganda:
Court hears of emotional toll of murk and mud
On returning to Rotorua, they established the Digital Natives Academy (DNA) with a focus on digital equity and Mātauranga Māori - the pursuit and application of knowledge and understanding of te taiao (the natural world).....
See full article HERE
Stewart Island celebrates completion of $4m tourism project
Rakiura Māori Lands Trust (RMLT) was approved grant and loan funding from the Provincial Growth Fund, totalling $2.18m in 2020, to support the development of tourism infrastructure.
Patterson said the trust provided funding to upgrade conservation efforts at Oneke, also known as The Neck, a remote area on Stewart Island that hosted an abundance of native wildlife and incredible coastal landscapes.....
See full article HERE
Articles:
Sarah Ewall-Wice: Trump to make English the official first language of the United States
Graham Adams: Tamihere’s woes
Professor Robert MacCulloch: Will NZ Centre-Right Voters Forgive National's Grand Coalition Betrayal of Trust on the Treaty in Election 2023?
Bob Edlin: Decisions on science research funding reform – and the share for matauranga Maori – have yet to be made
Propaganda:
Court hears of emotional toll of murk and mud
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