New partnership puts tauira to work Te Wānanga o Aotearoa tauira now have access to thousands of job opportunities through leading employment service Student Job Search Aotearoa (SJS).

New partnership puts tauira to work

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Getting smart with the moolah Moolah, dosh, dolleros, pūtea. It’s all about money, whatever the language. And some of us are notoriously bad – or at least have difficulties – managing our finances.

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Troy tackles top challenge A Tāmaki Makaurau pastoral care kaimahi met the challenge of traversing 243km of Southern Alp terrain by doing what he does best - helping others.

Troy tackles top challenge

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It's Tau Ora time again The award-winning Te Wānanga o Aotearoa wellbeing programme Tau Ora has been launched for 2017 and wellbeing advisor Tuihana Ohia says new features this year mean it provides even more benefits for kaimahi taking part.

Its Tau Ora time again

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Papa Whairawa – Building a future for my whānau Stacy-Lee Taurima is a passionate entrepreneur with goals to establish a positive future for her and her whānau.

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Brighter future for inmates through literacy and numeracy programme Prison graduates are laying the foundations for a better future thanks to a Te Wānanga o Aotearoa literacy and numeracy programme.

Brighter future for inmates through literacy and numeracy programme

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Steering the Waka together Sponsorship for the lower North Island waka ama event scheduled for this weekend will help contribute to growing the number of people involved in the sport.

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Survey backs more at Mata Wānanga Mata Wānanga should remain a three-day event held in the school holidays, but include activities other than competitive kapa haka - as long as those activities are not uepū or wānanga hui, training, internal conferences or strategy presentations.

Survey backs more at Mata Wananga

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Wāhine take up mau rākau in Waikato Mau rākau is traditionally seen as a male-dominated Māori martial art. But a group of wāhine at Te Wānanga o Aotearoa in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton) have been challenging that stereotype.

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Making a stand

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