Monday, 12 July 2021, 11:59 am
Bay of Plenty teachers now have access to a world-leading
Te Reo Māori app, through a Ministry of Education
initiative aimed at strengthening New Zealand’s education
workforce in Te Reo.
Reo Ora is a fully automated Te
Reo Māori app developed by one of New Zealand’s leading
linguistics and Māori language experts, Dr. Rāpata Wiri
(Te Arawa, Ngāti Ruapani) and built by Rotorua-based Salt +
Tonic.
Dr. Wiri said the multi-dialect app is the only
one of its kind, accepting answers in all different Māori
dialects based on tribal differences.
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Press Release – Joint Press Release Almost all of the indicators which we report on here have shown increasing strength or decreasing weakness in the residential real estate market around New Zealand over the past month. Some measures have now been improving for two months, and some are …Almost all of the indicators which we report on here have shown increasing strength or decreasing weakness in the residential real estate market around New Zealand over the past month. Some measures have now been improving for two months, and some are back to levels of strength seen late last year.
For instance, a net 3% of agents report that they are seeing fewer investors stepping forward to sell their property. This is the lowest reading since late-November and well away from the net 12% who in late-April said they were seeing more investors looking to sell. There is no wave of investor selling underway.
Press Release – Joint Press Release Ngi Tahu Holdings, the investment arm of Te Rnanga o Ngi Tahu, will take a $140 million, 24.9% stake in Fidelity Life, further strengthening the life insurers New Zealand-owned credentials. Ngi Tahu Holdings investment will help fund Fidelity …
Ngāi Tahu Holdings, the investment arm of Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, will take a $140 million, 24.9% stake in Fidelity Life, further strengthening the life insurer’s New Zealand-owned credentials.
Ngāi Tahu Holdings’ investment will help fund Fidelity Life’s acquisition of Westpac Life, which was also announced today, subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals.
Fidelity Life Chair Brian Blake says welcoming Ngāi Tahu Holdings as an investor, alongside the NZ Super Fund, is another significant milestone for the wholly New Zealand owned life insurer.