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Tūhoe and Oranga Tamariki will work together to move at-risk children out of state care and into safe, loving homes connected with their wider whānau, under a Relationship Agreement signed in Tāneatua yesterday. View...

More families will be putting their hand up to provide safe homes for children after Tūhoe signed an agreement with Oranga Tamariki, an iwi leader says. Under the agreement, Oranga Tamariki will notify the iwi of any tamariki with Tūhoe whakapapa coming into their care. View...

Last night a strategic partnership to see less children in state care was signed between Oranga Tamariki and Tūhoe. Tāmati Kruger told John Campbell he's not proud it's required but it's time for Tūhoe to address the issue of Māori tamariki in care. Watch video...

Iwi-Oranga Tamariki agreement to ensure ‘culture of care’.   A new agreement between Tuhoe and Oranga Tamariki aims to stop Maori children ending up on a “never-ending treadmill of state care”. Tuhoe iwi and the Ministry for Children, Oranga Tamariki, will be “working on the ground together” to “share responsibilities” after signing a relationship agreement last night in...

Tūhoe and Oranga Tamariki today signed a relationship agreement to work together to move at-risk children out of state care and into safe, loving homes - connected with their wider whanau. The strategic partnership was signed today in Taneatua near Whakatāne. View...

Five years after it opened, the Kawerau Medical Centre business has been sold to the Tūhoe tribal group.   The medical centre was launched in 2014 by businessman Lance McNicholas and his wife, GP Emily McNicholas.   Mr McNicholas confirmed the sale of the business had gone through on 1 July. The couple will retain ownership of the building and will run the practice for Tūhoe as contractors. Read...