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GYM-E is a website about Growing Young Maori Entrepreneurs. It’s a site for anyone who is interested in young people taking their ideas and the risk and hard work to make them a reality. So it’s for anyone but it’s especially for young Maori entrepreneurs. The site was developed as part of a research project jointly funded by the Foundation of Science, Research and Technology (FRST) and the Health Research Council (HRC). If you want to know more about the research click on Research in the index on the left of this page.

The New Zealand Conservators of Cultural Materials Pu Manaaki Kahurangi Incorporated (NZCCM ) is an association of professional conservators of cultural property employed in public museums, art galleries, libraries and in private practice. The NZCCM was formed in 1983 and became an incorporated society in 1986. The group has regional branches in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin.

Easyorder Fundraising started 1999 with the sole focus of providing good quality products, at a discounted price to enable schools, clubs, and organization, raise additional funds, with as little hassle as possible. It is a fact that those who are out organizing and selling fundraisers are probably already very busy with family and community commitments. So let Easyorder help make your fundraising as easy and profitable as possible.

As part of their exceptional service, Balustrading Concepts offer a free measure and quote, as well as full installation. From a small handrail for your front steps to a ten storey apartment building, Balustrading Concepts are able to deliver a professional service and quality product that is second to none.

The James Henare Maori Research Centre was established in 1993, in response to a request from representatives of the Maori people of the Taitokerau for a research centre at the University of Auckland which would focus the intellectual resources of the University on issues relevant to their needs. It was named in honour of the late Sir James Henare, an eminent Maori leader and scholar, who played a key role in impressing on the University the importance of honouring its responsibilities in these matters. The Centre seeks to contribute to Maori social, cultural and economic well-being and advancement through its research programmes and activities.

Te Ropu Whakahau was born from a need to provide professional and cultural support to Maori who worked in libraries throughout New Zealand. There was also a need for Maori voices to inform policies and practices relating to the care of Maori material in libraries and archives, and the provision of library and information services generally.

Living Heritage is an online bilingual initiative that enables New Zealand schools to develop and publish an online resource, based on a heritage treasure in their community.

The Ministry of Maori Development Act 1991 established Te Puni Kokiri, the Ministry of Maori Development in 1992. Currently, Te Puni Kokiri’s work focuses on providing high quality policy advice to Government and other agencies. Recently it has also begun providing services to assist Maori achieve their development aims.

Welcome to the Ministry of Women’s Affairs, the New Zealand government’s source of advice on ways to improve the lives of women. The job of the Ministry is to provide advice on policy solutions to improve the status of women, recommend suitable women nominees for state sector boards, manage New Zealand’s international obligations in relation to the status of women, in particular under the United Nations Convention for the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women.

Canterbury Shuttles is soley owned and operated. We up-market luxury vehicles built purely for your comfort.