Te Komiti Nui O Ngati Whakaue Annual General Meeting 2021
Read more →‘Uerongo – September 2020 This newsletter is a collaboration of Ngāti Whakaue entities – Ngāti Whakaue Tribal Lands, Ngāti Whakaue Assets Trust, Te Komiti Nui o Ngāti Whakaue, Pukeroa Ōruawhata Trust and Te Taumata o Ngāti Whakaue. The newsletter will help you as Ngāti Whakaue stay connected and informed, by providing an update from each entity on who they are, what they do, upcoming activities & events and key dates.
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Election Information Notice is hereby given that a series of Ngāti Whakaue Registered Voting Hui will be held to appoint Trustees to Te Kōmiti Nui O Ngāti Whakaue Trust. The AGM for the Trust will follow the third voting hui on 7 October after break for lunch. Nominations: The current trustees are eligible for re-election for a consecutive term and do not require re-nomination. Current Trustees not standing for re-election are Pauline Tangohau, Te Kiri Mitchell and Tamara Mutu for Koromatua Hapū, and Veronica Butterworth for Ngā Whakapapa to the koromatua hapū of Ngāti Whakaue is mandatory for nominators and nominees. Nominees are required to attend the Ngāti Whakaue Registered Voting Hui at which their election is held. For any
Read more →Kōrero mai! Have your say on the Proposed Kaituna River Document – formal submissions are now open until 4pm 24 July, 2017. The document aims to promote the restoration, protection and enhancement of the well-being of our taonga, the Kaituna River and its tributaries. Within this document, you’ll see the proposed vision for the Kaituna River is for it to be in a healthy state, protected for current and future generations. To achieve this, we have proposed eight objectives and twenty one proposed desired outcomes. Do they capture your aspirations for the Kaituna River and its tributaries? Do you have any suggested changes? Kōrero mai! Have your say on the future of our taonga, the Kaituna River and its tributaries.
Read more →Ngati Whakaue iwi, hapu and whanau are being encouraged to have input into what a “Mauri Assessment Model” means to us as kaitiaki of our environment and natural resources e.g. geothermal, lakes, and waterways. To assist your thinking and views on how we assess the mauri of our natural resources and how we could develop a model or framework to measure the changes in the mauri, we have attached is a copy of a Literature Review Report on the current cultural monitoring models and environmental health indexes used by iwi across Aotearoa. The development of these types of cultural monitoring tools are to assist Iwi and Councils to work together and make collective resource management decisions at a local and
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