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TE AO MÄORITE PUNI KÖKIRI WELCOMESHerewini Te KohaLeith Comer, Chief Executiveof Te Puni Kökiri has appointedMr Herewini Te Koha (NgätiPorou, Ngäti Tamatera, Ngäpuhi)as Deputy Secretary for theRelationships and InformationWähanga.“I am delighted to be able towelcome back someone ofHerewini’s calibre to help us leadthe work of Te Puni Kökiri,” LeithComer said.“During the 1990s, Herewiniheld various roles within TePuni Kökiri, including BranchManager Corporate Services.”After leaving Te Puni Kökiri in1996, Herewini continued hispublic sector career with theOffice of Treaty Settlementsbefore moving into managementconsulting in 1999.In 2004 Herewini returned tothe public sector as interim chiefexecutive of Te Mängai Päho,the Mäori language broadcastingfunding agency. He later servedon that agency’s board beforestepping down in 2008.“Herewini brings with him a nicebalance of public, private andiwi experience,” Leith Comersaid.Herewini is married to KimNgarimu and they have fourchildren.Herewini Te Koha, Mätänuku Mahuika, Chief Judge Joe Williams
TE AO MÄORICareer Services has appointed Claire Stirling-Hawkins(Ngäti Porou, Ngäti Pähauwera) to the role of TePouärahi, General Manager Mäori.Ms Stirling-Hawkins has been seconded to theposition for a year as cover while incumbent LinnaePohatu is on parental leave.Ms Stirling-Hawkins began at Career Services in 2001in the role of Kaitohutohu (Mäori career consultant),was later promoted to Regional Manager Central andthen Practice Leader Central South Area. Her newposition as General Manager Mäori began in July.During her time with Career Services, Claire hasworked with a wide variety of audiences includingsecondary school students, intermediate andsecondary school teachers, iwi, Mäori organisations,business organisations, tertiary institutions andcommunity organisations.GUIDINGMÄORICAREERSShe has a strong personal interest and competence inTe Reo me ngä Tikanga Mäori, and her qualificationsinclude a Bachelor of Arts in Mäori Studies and a PostGraduate Diploma in Te Reo Mäori, both from MasseyUniversity, as well as a National Diploma in PublicSector Mäori.She enjoys participating in kapa haka with herwhänau, is fully committed to whänau, hapü and iwidevelopment and is an avid supporter of KaupapaMäori education.Claire lives in Palmerston North with her husbandHector Hawkins and their two children, HekerangiHarawira Hawkins (12) and Te Huikau Grace Hawkins(7). Claire and Hector are committed to their childrenbeing brought up in a nurtured Mäori language andcultural environment and their children attend Te KuraKaupapa Mäori o Mana Tamariki.
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