Te Heke Whakangā competition winners announced
We closed Te Heke Whakangā on July 28 and along with it our competitions for those who attended. The lucky winners are:
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We closed Te Heke Whakangā on July 28 and along with it our competitions for those who attended. The lucky winners are:
Motueka teams are full and there are a few spaces left for the Wairau teams. If you want to register for Wairau, please email Sharae Sinclair as soon as possible. Registrations for sports teams will close midday Thursday.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rārua were delighted to represent ngā iwi o Te Tauihu as we passed a mauri stone to the incoming board of the Te Tauihu Community Development Agency.
Nelson-based Kimer Med currently have an opportunity for a student to join them for an exciting and rewarding summer - and a chance to make a real impact in the field of antiviral research.
Westies Barber will be holding a Fundraiser where all funds raised will go to Rangatahi o Whakatū on Sunday 25 August.
Join us for a weekend of whakataetae, manaakitanga & whanaungatanga - it’s time to bring your skills and strengthen our connections! More information about the kaupapa will follow soon, but it’s important you register now!
The closing of Te Heke Whakangā was a proud moment on Sunday, with Pouwhakahaere Shane Graham saying the ceremony was “very moving”.
The tenth anniversary of Whānau Ora across Te Waipounamu is a celebration of a decade of better health outcomes, says Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rārua pouwhakahaere Shane Graham.
An upcoming information evening is a chance for Ngāti Rārua whānau to learn more about recent wānanga and research about the naming
Cawthron Institute is offering these scholarships to capable students who are intending to continue their university studies in 2025. All scholarships are valued at $7,500 each (tax-free).
This offer is available to registered iwi members who have completed the Ka Uruora financial literacy course.
In this video, produced by Manatū o Te Taiao, you’ll see some of the broad range of mahi that Ngā Iwi o Te Tauihu have underway to safeguard the mana, mauri, and wairua of wai.