Post by Kiwi Frontline on Jun 13, 2016 6:43:24 GMT 12
NZ Herald 13/6/16 (Short & Sweet)
ON THE HOMELESS
Well done those marae who have opened their doors to the many homeless Maori and others in parts of Auckland. But why are the iwi corporations with their boundless profits not stepping up to help homeless Maori at the bottom of the heap?
It is difficult to see the benefit of any trickle-down effect for ordinary Maori from the success of these same Maori elite-run corporations.
G L
St Heifers.
Wairarapa Times-Age 13/6/16
TEXTS section
■ what's this? Maori art hub applying to MDC for funding for coordinator for site. this is what is going to happen to our rates money when we get the iwi on board. they should be self funding! rates arent keeping up with infrastructure needs in the town now. ask elderly people who trip on crappy footpaths. ask those who struggle to get their disabled ones out the disabled parks on wheelchairs, or even try to.
ON THE HOMELESS
Well done those marae who have opened their doors to the many homeless Maori and others in parts of Auckland. But why are the iwi corporations with their boundless profits not stepping up to help homeless Maori at the bottom of the heap?
It is difficult to see the benefit of any trickle-down effect for ordinary Maori from the success of these same Maori elite-run corporations.
G L
St Heifers.
Wairarapa Times-Age 13/6/16
TEXTS section
■ what's this? Maori art hub applying to MDC for funding for coordinator for site. this is what is going to happen to our rates money when we get the iwi on board. they should be self funding! rates arent keeping up with infrastructure needs in the town now. ask elderly people who trip on crappy footpaths. ask those who struggle to get their disabled ones out the disabled parks on wheelchairs, or even try to.