New Year Honours recipients acknowledged
Rachel Taulelei, CNZM, MNZM For services to business, Māori and governance Lorraine Eade, MNZM For services to Māori, governance and the community
Rachel Taulelei, CNZM, MNZM For services to business, Māori and governance Lorraine Eade, MNZM For services to Māori, governance and the community
E mihi ana ki a koutou katoa mō te Kirihimete hari me te Tau Hou e tino rangatira ana.
Expressions of interest close 10 January 2026.
We're looking for people to help us expand the researcher pool for Te Whare Rangahau o Tokomaru - the Tokomaru Research Centre.
Media release from Te Here-ā-Nuku Trustees.
Two new $7,500 scholarships aimed at Te Tauihu students are available now.
Find new mahi and whanake opportunities - jobs, training and other development pathways for your career.
A fun day full of laughter, finished with a beautiful hāngi.
Ataahua!
Such a lovely spread of delicious kai and a very enjoyable time for all!
Our next wānanga for hapū māmā is planned for February, so get your referral in now
Young artists of Wairau! You are invited to submit your very own masterpiece, for display at Waikārapi.
CEO
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Rārua regrets to announce that it will withdraw from the Ka Ora, Ka Ako programme at the end of 2025.
Taiao
Due to flood damage and repair work at Spring Creek, Marlborough District Council have closed the Ferry Bridge swimming area.
whanake
Te Whai Oranga wānanga to be held in Wairau in 2026
Rangatahi mā - there's still time to make your mark on Blenheim’s newest subdivision! Competition closes 9 January.
scholarships
A number of scholarships are available for 18-26 year-olds.
Hononga
Our grants and support for whānau and businesses are available throughout the year.
TRC
To help set priorities for mitigating climate change risks for Ngāti Rārua, we will hold two whānau hui in January.
kapahaka
Haere mai e te whānau, kia wānanga, kia tuitui hoki tātou.
Chair
Voting closed at midday on Saturday 15 November.
hauora
Te Hauora o Ngāti Rārua is looking for someone who can walk alongside whānau, strengthen their capability, and help them unlock their own potential.
hauora
Measles is still in Te Tauihu and spreads quickly and is highly infectious, particularly for pēpi and tamariki.
Our Stories
Today is Armistice Day, commemorating the declaration of the end of hostilities in the so-called Great War, World War I.