You are listening to Young Pacific Leaders entertaining themselves at dinner
The Young Pacific Leaders Conference 2006
Day One 24th October
OPENING REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR
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Tuwhakairiora Williams, CEO, Maori Congress
Rapi Ieremia, Director, H.O.P.E.S Finance Co
Opening Prayer The Rev. Tui Sopoaga, Chairpersonn
Congregational Christian Church of Tokelau
PACIFIC DIVERSITIES AND COMMONALITIES WITH TANGATA WHENUA
The Hon. Tariana Turia, Co-Leader, The Maori Party
WHAT IS EXPECTED OF OUR LEADERS
What Do We Pacific People Expect of Them
What Do Pakeha Expect of Them?
Galumalemana Alfred Hunkin
Programme Director, Samoan Studies, Victoria University of Wellington
PACIFIC LEADERS ARE BOTH MADE AND BORN
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Olinda Woodroffe, Principal, Woodroffe Law Partnership
THE LAST FIFTY YEARS-HOW WAS LEADERSHIP
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SUCCESSION PLANNED
Will Ilolahia, Social Impact Entrepreneur &
Founding Member, Polynesian Panthers
& Trustee, Waiata Artists Inc. Trust
THE NEXT FIFTY YEARS-HOW IS LEADERSHIP
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SUCCESSION TO BE PLANNED
Fuimaono Les McCarthy, Chief Executive,
Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs
WHAT WILL OUR FUTURE AOTEAROA
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WHAT WILL OUR PLACE BE? REALISING LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL
Mangala Annandale, President, YWCA
TA TE KAI A TE RANGATIRA HE KORERO- > > >
TALKING IS THE FOOD OF CHIEFS
Rev. Nove Vailaau, Congregational Christian Church of Samoa, Porirua
ROLES FOR YOUNG LEADERS/ROLE OF NEW LEADERS
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FRAMING QUESTIONS, SEEKING ANSWERS
An opportunity to frame questions for Day Two's session with political
spokespersons on Pacific Affairs. Asking for answers to you questions.
Richard Pamatatau, Pacific Issues Correspondent, Radio NZ
Day Two 25th October
POLITICAL AGENDAS - PASIFIKA POLICY SPOKESPERSONS
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POLITICAL AGENDAS - PASIFIKA POLICY SPOKESPERSONS
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Judith Collins M.P., The National Party of New Zealand
The Hon. Brian Donnelly M.P., New Zealand First
Hon Winnie Laban M.P., Associate Minister of
Pacific Island Affairs
Rodney Hide M.P., ACT Party
Keith Locke M.P. Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand
Dr Pita Sharples M.P., The Maori Party
Judy Turner M.P., United Future
Chair Richard Pamatatau, Pacific Issues Correspondent,
Radio NZ
OVERCOMING BARRIERS TO SHORT, MEDIUM &
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* Poverty * Cultural Factors * Political Factors * Skills Sets
Paul Muller, CEO, Pacific Business Trust
THE PROCESS OF PLANNING
* Definition poses the question. Who are we?
* Direction poses the question. Where do we want to go?
* Drive poses the question. How do we get there?
SECTORAL AND NATIONAL PLANNING
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THE ROLE OF PACIFIC ISLAND PEOPLES NOW
AND IN THE FUTURE
* Sectoral planning
* Making an Inventory of Resources
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Determining Strategies for the Future
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Setting Goals and Objectives for 2010, 2020 and 2040
Su'a Leituposa Kevin Thomsen, Director Policy
Ministry of Pacific Island Affairs
PLANNING FOR THE BROWNING OF AOTEAROA > > >