Cazna Luke is dedicated to enabling whānau, hapū, and tribal aspirations, firmly believing in their ability to shape their own destinies.
Riana Manuel
Riana Manuel
Riana strongly believes that we must change now so that our tamariki and mokopuna have a better future.
Ezekiel Raui
Ezekiel Raui
Ezekiel Raui is an outstanding young man who genuinely cares about the wellbeing of youth in this country.
Dr Moana Eruera
Dr Moana Eruera
Authentic - tikanga based - grounded - professional - insightful - hūmārie - pukumahi - real - mokopuna focused - driven - sets high standa
Louise Kuraia
Louise Kuraia
Louise is a recognised and respected leader in Māori health strategy and development.
Harley Rogers
Harley Rogers
Harley Rogers is a senior health professional who has worked in community, primary, and secondary health.
Jude Porteous
Jude Porteous
Jude Porteous is passionate about supporting those struggling with mental health using therapy supported by nature and animals.
Jacqui Harema
Jacqui Harema
Jacqui grew up in West Auckland and has accumulated over 20 years of experience in indigenous service, strategy and innovation, family-centred design, and implementing and integrating outcome frameworks.
Mapihi Raharuhi
Mapihi Raharuhi
Her whānau describes her as a pillar of strength, especially for emerging leaders within her whānau. It is my pleasure that I have the opportunity to write about Mapihi as a Māori leader.
Mere Hammond
Mere Hammond
Meretene (Mere) was born in Te Reinga, Wairoa.
Matthew Tukaki
Matthew Tukaki
Matthew Tukaki is a man of action with little tolerance for incompetent governance that negatively impacts the lives of those most in need of competent policy-making and delivery of care.
Professor Beverley Lawton
Professor Beverley Lawton
Professor Beverley Lawton's first-hand experiences witnessing preventable harm and death among women have shaped her work in reproductive health, Māori health, addressing inequalities, and conducting Kaupapa Māori research.
