Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jul 13, 2023 6:00:57 GMT 12
CELEBRATING MATARIKI AT Z ENERGY: SUPPORTING TREES THAT COUNT
As Aotearoa celebrates Matariki, Z Energy (Z) is marking this special time in the Māori calendar with Trees That Count, a charity that’s seen over 1.7 million natives planted across New Zealand.
Planting trees – or te whakatō rākau – signifies new life and new beginnings, which is a strong theme throughout Matariki, so it’s fitting that Z is making a $120,000 donation to Trees That Count to mark te tau hou Māori (Māori New Year)......
www.z.co.nz/about-z/news/celebrating-matariki-at-z-energy-supporting-trees-that-count/
ENGAGING BETTER WITH MAORI FARMERS
DairyNZ is working on a project to engage better with Māori dairy farmers and in a way that has meaning to them.
Its special advisor on Māori issues Clinton Hemana has been running a series of 'Kai and Korero' meetings around the country, but mainly in the North Island, to meet with Māori dairy farmers.
DairyNZ farm performance manager Sarah Speight told Dairy News that Māori are very important to the sector and the Kai and Korero sessions were developed to engage with Māori at the Trustee level to identify the key things that they wanted to know from DairyNZ.
She admits that in the past, DairyNZ probably hasn't engaged as well as it should with Māori and there are now several initiatives planned to change that....
www.ruralnewsgroup.co.nz/dairy-news/dairy-general-news/engaging-better-with-maori-farmers
As Aotearoa celebrates Matariki, Z Energy (Z) is marking this special time in the Māori calendar with Trees That Count, a charity that’s seen over 1.7 million natives planted across New Zealand.
Planting trees – or te whakatō rākau – signifies new life and new beginnings, which is a strong theme throughout Matariki, so it’s fitting that Z is making a $120,000 donation to Trees That Count to mark te tau hou Māori (Māori New Year)......
www.z.co.nz/about-z/news/celebrating-matariki-at-z-energy-supporting-trees-that-count/
ENGAGING BETTER WITH MAORI FARMERS
DairyNZ is working on a project to engage better with Māori dairy farmers and in a way that has meaning to them.
Its special advisor on Māori issues Clinton Hemana has been running a series of 'Kai and Korero' meetings around the country, but mainly in the North Island, to meet with Māori dairy farmers.
DairyNZ farm performance manager Sarah Speight told Dairy News that Māori are very important to the sector and the Kai and Korero sessions were developed to engage with Māori at the Trustee level to identify the key things that they wanted to know from DairyNZ.
She admits that in the past, DairyNZ probably hasn't engaged as well as it should with Māori and there are now several initiatives planned to change that....
www.ruralnewsgroup.co.nz/dairy-news/dairy-general-news/engaging-better-with-maori-farmers