Whānau Ora Reset: Minister Calls for Transparency as ‘Electioneering’ Review Progresses

Ngāti Toa launch new agency to distribute Whānau Ora funds

Ngāti Toa have launched one of four new commissioning agencies to decide how Whānau Ora resources are distributed to Māori and Pacific communities across the country.

Whānau Ora reset: Minister calls for transparency as ‘electioneering’ review progresses

Whānau Ora Minister Tama Potaka is seeking transparency as he unveils four new commissioning agencies that will co-ordinate national support services. It...

Whānau Ora Focused On Serving Greatest Need

Four new Whānau Ora commissioning agencies - Rangitāmiro, Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira, Te Tauraki (a subsidiary of Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu), and the Cause Collective (operating as The Tātou Collective) - will begin commissioning services from providers starting ...

Whānau Ora focused on serving greatest need

New Zealanders will soon benefit from strengthened Whānau Ora support services with a renewed focus on those in greatest need, Whānau Ora Minister Tama Potaka says. Four new Whānau Ora commissioning agencies - Rangitāmiro, Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira, Te Tauraki (a subsidiary of Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu), and the Cause Collective (operating as The Tātou Collective) - will begin commissioning services from providers starting 1 July. Mr Potaka attend…

Moana Pasifika owners reject public funds misuse claims – probe follows Nuku’alofa game disappointment

Aotearoa, NZ – The owners of Moana Pasifika have strongly denied allegations of misusing public funding, as an independent review is launched into two Whānau Ora commissioning agencies. The controversy comes at a difficult time for Tongan rugby, still reeling from the cancellation of Moana Pasifika’s historic home game in Nuku’alofa earlier this year. Te […] The post Moana Pasifika owners reject public funds misuse claims – probe follows Nuku’al…