Happenings
Rāhui for Motueka foreshore remains in place
A rāhui on a large area of the Motueka foreshore remains in effect until further notice.
Richard Liddicoat
CEO
Pūrongo-ā-Tau 2024 Annual Report
We are pleased to present Pūrongo-ā-Tau 2024, our annual report. Copies have been posted to kaumatua and will also be available at the Hui-ā-Tau on 16 November.
Happenings
Learning from skinks, and other species
Recently Pou Tohutohu Taiao Callum Sebualala (Mana) had the opportunity to observe a large-scale cultural health monitoring activity happening during contaminated sawdust removal at Tāhunanui Beach in Whakatū.
Happenings
Kai and kawakawa at Wairau Pasifika Festival
Te Hauora O Ngāti Rārua showed a strong presence at the Pasifka Festival in Wairau on Saturday promoting our services and working in collaboration with Te Whatu Ora – Public Health Nurses.
Happenings
Master of Māori and Indigenous Leadership information hui
Information hui for this applied masters course are being held later this month
Happenings
Hineukurangi: Māori Clay artists exhibit at Suter Gallery
Last week we welcomed a group of Māori clay artists to Te Whare Mānuka ahead of their exhibition Hineukurangi, which runs until December at the Suter Art Gallery in Nelson.
CEO
He Maimai Aroha Update
We invite whaanau around Waikato to join us as we come together on Tuesday, 3rd September 2024. Please meet us at 1:00 pm for the 2:00 pm Poowhiri around the Waharoa at Tuurangawaewae
CEO
Invitation to karakia for Kiingi Tuuheitia
We warmly invite you to join us for a special karakia in honor of Kiingi Tuuheitia at the Ngaati Raarua offices.
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: Hampers Helen Ballinger, Elsa Graye and Tyler from Riverlands school. Matariki colouring in competition Best picture: Austin, and 4 other winners: Maddox of Whakatū, Leo Offord, Eloise Hearn,
Happenings
Mauri stone passed to Te Tauihu Community Development Agency
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.
CEO
'Moving' ceremony closes Te Heke Whakangā
The closing of Te Heke Whakangā was a proud moment on Sunday, with Pouwhakahaere Shane Graham saying the ceremony was “very moving”.
CEO
Celebrating Whānau Ora: a decade of ‘transformative impact’, resilience and unity
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.