Te Kopara – Takurua 2018
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Te Kopara Ngahuru 2018
Te kopara Ngahuru 2018
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Ki Te Tihi o Toku Matauranga
Te Reo Revitalization Strategic Plan
This strategy was launched on the 9th June 2017 at Makirikiri Marae in Dannevirke.
Click the icon below for to download the Te Reo Revitalization Strategic Plan document.
Rangitane o Tamaki nui a Rua, 2016 AGM Minutes
Click the link to read the 2016 AGM Minutes.
Rangatahi Tu Rangatira Evaluation
Click to check out the Rangatahi Tu Rangatira Evaluation.
Rangitane o Tamaki nui a Rua 2015 Profile
Click to check out our 2015 profile.
HŌTOKE 2015
The new year arrives. The continuity of seasons, tasks and rituals reminds us of the continuity of values handed down, which still apply to the way we live today.
This month, we focus on love in the sense of compassion – an ability to see people’s needs with humility and without standing in judgement. We offer what assistance we can, while showing respect and genuine concern.
Te Rātaka o Matariki, Papa Tongarewa
Matariki is the appropriate time to talk about our collective Strategic Direction as we look ahead to the next 25 years. You’ll remember in the last issue we asked you for your thoughts, ideas and moemoea as we move towards a post Treaty of Waitangi settlement environment. Our Executive Committee has taken the lead and are pleased to be able to present it to you at the Hui-a-Iwi to be held at 10 Gordon St, Dannevirke on Friday 7th August, 5.30pm.
TE KOANGA 2014
Family violence in relation to Māori is described as being of epidemic proportions: serious, en-trenched and intergenerational. Māori are over-represented as both victims and perpe-trators. Nationally, New Zealand has a sad record. Read more in the latest TE KOANGA 2014.
AGM-Annual Report 2014
Download the 2014 AGM here