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Information on Traditional uses of New Zealand native plants. In a project initiated by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research (DSIR) in the late 1980s, historical records were searched for information on the economic and cultural uses of harakeke or New Zealand flax. This information was put into a database for easy access. During the 1990s, early publications and manuscripts were searched for details on the traditional uses of all New Zealand native plants, as part of research for a proposed ethnobotanical garden. Information gathered was added to the existing database on harakeke.

Our company name is Roera Ltd trading as maorifood.com.We Incorporated on April 1st 1999, and we commenced business on 28th July 2001. Our vision is to supply Indigenous NZ Herbs to the domestic and international cuisine market. Our main focus is to work towards a sustainable NZ Indigenous Herb Industry. To signature and define a Cuisine, to create a Great Taste NZ concept.

To Provide and Implement Sustainable Environmental Technologies appropriate to Whanau Hapu and Iwi development for the preservation, conservation and enhancement of Nga Taonga Tuku Iho (The environment and all things gifted to mankind).

WELCOME to the website of the Treaty Resource Centre, He Puna Matauranga o Te Tiriti. It aims to - Help individuals and organisations to apply the Treaty in their lives and work, provide interactive learning experiences about the Treaty of Waitangi, Help you find Treaty educators in your area.

Kia Ora & welcome to the official site of the New Zealand Society of Genealogists Maori Interest Group

The Environmental Risk Management Authority (the Authority) - is an autonomous Crown entity - is a quasi-judicial, decision-making body - has up to eight members appointed by the Minister for the Environment - was established under the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms (HSNO) Act 1996 - is the governing board of ERMA New Zealand

Kurahaupo has been formed by Ngati Apa, Ngati Kuia and Rangitane for the purpose of securing a comprehensive Treaty of Waitangi settlement for our people. By linking together three Iwi who share history and alliances, Kurahaupo creates powerful momentum for the negotiation of our Treaty of Waitangi settlement, and establishes a foundation on which to build a strong future for Ngati Apa, Ngati Kuia and Rangitane.

Ngati Whatua o Orakei Health Services was established in 1995 with one general practice clinic based in Orakei, Auckland. Our Health Service now operates from 3 general practice clinics and delivers 6 community contracts.

We continue to develop in an appropriate cultural manner that reflects the tikanga -values, and whakapono - beliefs of Ngati Whatua o Orakei hapu, and provide quality services to Maori and all other ethnic communities in our rohe - area.

Te Ngutu Kura free Maori Spell Checker was conceived by Karaitiana Taiuru. The concept was made a reality by the Maori Education Trust who sponsored the development of Te Ngutu Kura and this web site. The Maori Education Trust have sponsored the free distribution of Te Ngutu Kura for the past five years and will continue to do so for at least the next 1 year ending in 2007.

Building capacity of Maori, Pacific and mainstream organisations to enable them to contribute effectively and meaningfully, to the development of Maori and Pacific communities.

Free health clinic. Playgroup Tues/Thurs. Mothers group. Mau Taihia. Whanau support. Youth activities. Youth at risk programmes Carving school. Emergency housing.

Matapihi. Community Education Te Reo Classes held at Hungahungatoroa Marae. Administrator: Kataraina Paraire Ph. 577 1921

Inspiring and supporting teachers, learners, and communities. We are a premier designer, developer, and provider of educational products and services that enable and enhance effective teaching and learning.

Ngā Aho Whakaari is the national representative body for Māori working in film, video and television in New Zealand. Our members range from actors, directors and independent production companies to presenters, producers, technicians, writers and broadcasting students and educators.

An entity called Te Runanga o Turanganui a Kiwa was registered in 1986 to be the mandated iwi authority for the tribes of Turanganui a Kiwa. The Runanga was charged with supporting the iwi, hapu and whanau of Turanganui a Kiwa toward "tino rangatiratanga".

Mana M?ori To empower iwi M?ori to maintain and generate reo development amongst their communities Excellence To maintain and improve the quality of te Reo M?ori Learners Increase the number of people using te Reo M?ori by increasing the opportunities to learn Regeneration The maintenance and dissemination of M?ori language resources and corpus Innovation To increase the rate of language development so that te Reo M?ori can keep pace with technological development Good Will To foster positive attitudes towards te Reo M?ori by all New Zealanders Language Domains To increase the number of situations where M?ori is used

Kaputuhi Pa is the cultural center for Ngati Kaputuhi, a hapu of Ngati Maniapoto.  Kaputuhi, the ancestor, traces her line of descent from Kurawari, a daughter of Raukawa.  Her husband, Taitengahue, descends from the celebrated Maniapoto.  They had three children, Maniauruahu, Parekura and Tarawehi. It was Parekura’s descendents alone who adopted the hapu title Ngāti Kaputuhi and later built a meeting house, naming it after their ancestor, Kaputuhi.

We continue to develop in an appropriate cultural manner that reflects the tikanga

He Iwi Kotahi Tatou Trust was started in the early 1980s. Initially in response to the growing unemployment problems that had built up to the riot in 1979. Youth issues were a focus in the early years, which led us into developing training programs. In 1995 we decided to change direction as we felt that the training focus had taken over the Trust and we were having increasing difficulty reaching the employment outcomes required of a Tops Funded Training Provider.