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Thirteen tauira Māori have received the Raranga Muka scholarship, established to support development of students’ pūkenga raraunga and to strengthen Māori voices in data science.

Five iwi data apprentices have taken the first step of a three-month long journey to build their raraunga Māori pūkenga (Māori data skills) for the benefit of their iwi.

Kirikowhai Mikaere, Lead Technician for Te Kāhui Raraunga, and Rikirangi Gage, Trustee for Te Kāhui Raraunga, have urged the Justice Committee to withdraw the Treaty Principles Bill in its entirety.

Eight apprentices have graduated with a deeper understanding of Māori data, and its application for greater outcomes, after a nine-month intensive programme to build their raraunga Māori pūkenga (Māori data skills).

Mō te wā tuatahi kua whakaputaina ngā raraunga whānau Māori, kāinga hoki hei tauanga Tatauranga ōkawa.

For the first time, Māori descent families and households data has been released as an official Census statistic.

Kirikowhai Mikaere, Lead Technician for the Data ILG and Te Kāhui Raraunga, has urged the Health Select Committee to apply Māori data governance principles and practices to the Improving Arrangements for Surrogacy Bill.

I piki ake ngā taupori tūhononga ā-iwi katoa i Aotearoa i waenganui i te Tatauranga 2013 me 2023, he pikinga toharite 46.3%, koia e whakaatuhia ana i ngā raraunga hou kua puta. 

All iwi affiliation populations in Aotearoa New Zealand increased between the 2013 and 2023 Census, at an average of 46.3%, newly released data shows.

A group of 10 skilled kaimahi from across the motu touched down in Rotorua last week (Wednesday 26 June) to kick-start a year-long education journey that not only supports personal growth, but benefits future iwi development.

Te Kāhui Raraunga Charitable Trust (TKR) is on a mission to provide a data storage solution like no other in the pursuit of mana motuhake when it comes to data and the digital future.

Kei te huarua rawa te tere o te tupu o te taupori uri Māori i tō te taupori o Aotearoa nui tonu, ā, kotahi tangata i roto i te rima i Aotearoa e kī ana he Māori ia, e ai ki ētahi raraunga Tatauranga kua puta mai i tēnei rā.

The Māori descent population is growing at double the rate of the New Zealand population, with one in five Kiwi identifying as Māori, new Census data reveals today.

Seven tauira Māori are the first recipients of a new $10,000 scholarship (He Raranga Muka) as part of a with-, by- and for-iwi Māori programme helping to grow capability and community in the data space for iwi Māori.

Eight apprentices from across the motu have embarked on a unique Māori data journey with the official start of a nine-month, full-time apprenticeship programme, He Ara Pūkeko.

I tēnei rā nei ki Rotorua, i puta ai te Māori Data Governance Model me tana hāngai ki te whakapikinga ake o tō te iwi-Māori mana whakahaere, mana motuhake, putanga anō hoki mō āna raraunga.

The first steps towards iwi-Māori having greater control, sovereignty and outcomes from iwi-Māori data were taken in Rotorua today with the release of the Māori Data Governance Model.

Data Iwi Leaders Group have challenged Government as it increasingly offshores New Zealand data, saying there are long-term benefits to investing in local data infrastructure instead.

Data ILG is disappointed in Stats NZ’s findings about the 2013 Māori population underestimation, saying Stats NZ has failed to adequately answer whether the data could have negatively impacted Māori electoral seats.