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• Business Facilitation Service
  Free business development service for Māori provided by Te Puni Kōkiri.
  
  
• Central North Island Māori Tourism Inc.
  Fosters the development of Māori tourism operators in the Central North Island and other regions.
  
  
• Effective governance / Te Puni Kōkiri
  Te Puni Kōkiri's website for effective governance education. Designed to help trustees and directors of Māori organisations with their responsibilities and role as guardians and leaders.
  
  
• Federation of Māori Authorities Inc. (FoMA) = Me Uru Kahikatea
  Fosters economic development with an emphasis on land development in the primary industries of New Zealand.
  
  
• Growing Young Māori Entrepreneurs : GYM-E
  Provides advice and resources for developing business ideas. Website developed as part of a research project.
  
  
• Hawkes Bay Māori Tourism = Te Waka Wae Tapoi
  Promotes Hawke's Bay Māori tourism. Includes local Māori history and legends and advice for Māori tourism operators.
  
  
• Hui Taumata
  Research papers from the 2005 hui and details of the work of the Hui Taumata Action Taskforce.
  
  
• Indigenous New Zealand Aotearoa
  Promotes New Zealand's Māori (indigenous) tourism operators. Includes the newsletter Te mura o te ahi.
  
  
• Kōkiri : celebrating Māori achievement
  Te Puni Kōkiri/the Ministry of Māori Development newsletter covering Māori issues and achievements. Issues available in full-text.
  
  
• Māori business directory
  Lists Māori businesses in New Zealand and overseas, Māori service organizations and professionals.
  
  
• Māori business
  Courses of study offered by the Maori Business Group of the Faculty of Commerce and Administration at Victoria University of Wellington.
  
  
• Māori Tourism Taranaki
  MTT is Taranaki's Māori Regional Tourism Organisation.
  
  
• Mahi.co.nz
  Advertising and search support service for job seekers, recruitment agencies and employers for Māori-focused positions.
  
  
• Maori.org.nz
  Includes marae, Kapa Haka, email directory, educational resources. Also virtual whare, images of manu, weapons, tukutuku and information on marae protocol and myths and legends.
  
  
• MDRC : fostering a Māori development research community
  Māori development web directory, policies, research projects, professional development.
  
  
• Mira Szászy Research Centre for Māori and Pacific Economic Development
  University of Auckland. Māori and Pacific research facility in business and economics.
  
  
• Ngā Pae o te Māramatanga = National Institute of Research Excellence for Māori Development and Advancement
  Research centre programme includes funded research, research training and knowledge transfer. Site lists staff, research, publications, links and contacts.
  
  
• Ngāti Porou
  The history and organisation of the Ngāti Porou tribe of Poverty Bay are detailed, as well as its activities in tourism and souvenirs. The activities and contact details for Te Runanga o Ngāti Porou are available.
  
  
• Ngāti Rarua Ātiawa Iwi Trust
  Provides information on NRAIT, Ngāti Rarua Ātiawa Iwi Trust and on Koru Investment Group the commercial division of the trust.
  
  
• NZ Māori Tourism Council : he toa takitini
  National organisation of Māori tourism operators, includes events, conference and links to Māori regional tourism organisations.
  
  
• Paua Interface Limited
  Paua Interface Ltd is a "knowledge" consulting company. Includes brief project reports.
  
  
• Poutama Trust, Aotearoa, New Zealand
  Business development assistance.
  
  
• Rūnanga O Te Rarawa
  Te Rūnanga o Te Rarawa is involved in a number of areas to foster the cultural, physical, spiritual, educational and economic well-being and development of the Iwi of Te Rarawa.
  
  
• School of Māori and Pacific Development = Te Pua Wānanga Ki Te Ao
  University of Waikato. Includes information on the National Māori Academic Excellence Awards and He Puna Kōrero: Journal of Māori and Pacific Development.
  
  
• Tū mai : magazine
  Includes the contents page of the current issue and covers of previous issues.
  
  
• Tai Tokerau Tourism
  Tai Tokerau Māori and Cultural Tourism Association. Provides tourist information about the Northland region with an emphasis on Māori culture and heritage.
  
  
• Tanenuiarangi Manawatu Incorporated : mandated iwi authority for Rangitaane O Manawatu
  Fosters the cultural, physical, spiritual, educational and economic wellbeing and development of the Iwi of Rangitaane O Manawatu.
  
  
• Tauranga Moana Māori Tourism Inc. : Te Whetu Arataki
  TMMT site promotes tourism with a Māori emphasis in the area. Includes travel planner, directory of tourism operators and upcoming events.
  
  
• Te Arahanga ō ngā Iwi = Māori Economic Development Agency
  Provides services in the Kapiti Horowhenua region to Maori wishing to develop or improve a business or community organisation.
  
  
• Te Awe : the Wellington Māori Business Network
  Information about the organisation and details of the business mentoring service it offers.
  
  
• Te Rūnanga o Kirikiriroa
  Provides assistance and encouragement for the social, educational, cultural, health, economic and political advancement of Māori and Pacific Islanders living in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton).
  
  
• Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu
  Ngāi Tahu are the Māori people of the southern islands of New Zealand, Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu is the governing body. Background, objectives, information and programmes are detailed for all the associated corporations.
  
  
• Te Waka Wahine Wa-Hangarau : society of professional Maori women in information technology
  TWWW is an organisation which supports Maori women culturally and professionally within the Information Technology sector.
  
  
• Wakatū Incorporation
  "A business of the land and sea." Administers land in the Nelson-Golden Bay area.
  
  
• Whale Watch
  Information about Cetaceans (whales and dolphins), the history of whaling in Kaikoura and Whale Watch's Māori (Ngāi Tahu) heritage.
  
  
• Whangaroa Ngaiotonga Trust
  The Trust administers the block of land known as Ngaiotonga A3. Describes the history and current activities of the Trust with information about office holders, issues of newsletters, and the latest strategic plan.