Sunday October 12, 2025
News:
Referendum complaint leads to Māori Ward signs being removed
Four of Māori ward advocate Toni Boynton’s election signs had to be removed from Whakatāne roads on Friday morning after a complaint.
A member of the public complained to Whakatāne District Council about the “tick yes for Māori wards” signs on Landing Road and Commerce Street.
The signs were in support of retaining the council’s Māori wards in the referendum being held in conjunction with this year’s local election.
The signs had the words “Whakatāne District Council” written on them, which the complainant felt would mislead people to think the council was advocating for people to vote for Māori wards and that the sign was funded by the council.....
See full article HERE
Māori business revenues grow in the June quarter, driven by primary sector exports
Services have struggled, but goods - buoyed by strong export demand for dairy, beef and kiwifruit - have kept Māori business revenues flowing in the June quarter, according to data released today.
Stats NZ’s Māori business statistics for the quarter showed Māori authorities and related businesses, or those that manage or administer assets held in common by iwi and Māori, made $1.07 billion in sales during the quarter, up 0.8% on the same quarter last year.
Agricultural exports were the main driver, with agriculture, forestry and fishing earning the group $333 million in the period, up 5% on the period prior....
See full article HERE
Tāwhaki: World-first Māori Aerospace Centre launches tino rangatiratanga into space
Christchurch — On the eastern edge of Te Waipounamu (South Island), a powerful new era of Māori-led innovation is taking flight.
The Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre at Kaitōrete has become the world’s first Indigenous-led aerospace centre. Co-owned by the local rūnanga of Taumutu and Wairewa in partnership with the Crown, the centre embodies tino rangatiratanga and a shared vision for Māori leadership in advanced technologies.
“Tāwhaki has been an amazing journey for the last eight years, particularly for our two hapū of Ngāti Mako and Ngāi Te Ruahikihiki, in partnership with the New Zealand Government,” says Tāwhaki Board Member David Perenara-O’Connell.....
See full article HERE
Articles:
Matua Kahurangi: Te Pāti Māori
David Farrar: Auckland Uni backs down
Propaganda:
Former Waitangi Tribunal chair on future: 'For the new generation to make their own decision'
The signs had the words “Whakatāne District Council” written on them, which the complainant felt would mislead people to think the council was advocating for people to vote for Māori wards and that the sign was funded by the council.....
See full article HERE
Māori business revenues grow in the June quarter, driven by primary sector exports
Services have struggled, but goods - buoyed by strong export demand for dairy, beef and kiwifruit - have kept Māori business revenues flowing in the June quarter, according to data released today.
Stats NZ’s Māori business statistics for the quarter showed Māori authorities and related businesses, or those that manage or administer assets held in common by iwi and Māori, made $1.07 billion in sales during the quarter, up 0.8% on the same quarter last year.
Agricultural exports were the main driver, with agriculture, forestry and fishing earning the group $333 million in the period, up 5% on the period prior....
See full article HERE
Tāwhaki: World-first Māori Aerospace Centre launches tino rangatiratanga into space
Christchurch — On the eastern edge of Te Waipounamu (South Island), a powerful new era of Māori-led innovation is taking flight.
The Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre at Kaitōrete has become the world’s first Indigenous-led aerospace centre. Co-owned by the local rūnanga of Taumutu and Wairewa in partnership with the Crown, the centre embodies tino rangatiratanga and a shared vision for Māori leadership in advanced technologies.
“Tāwhaki has been an amazing journey for the last eight years, particularly for our two hapū of Ngāti Mako and Ngāi Te Ruahikihiki, in partnership with the New Zealand Government,” says Tāwhaki Board Member David Perenara-O’Connell.....
See full article HERE
Articles:
Matua Kahurangi: Te Pāti Māori
David Farrar: Auckland Uni backs down
Propaganda:
Former Waitangi Tribunal chair on future: 'For the new generation to make their own decision'
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