Past News
Published: 9 October, 2018
Ngāti Koata Trust General Manager
* 0.5 FTE Contract for Service opportunity
* Leadership of our cultural requirements
* People focused
Based in Nelson, this position requires a self-motivated entrepreneurial leader with a proven track record in management in a Māori context.
The Trust's principle responsibility is to raise the capability and wellbeing of Ngāti Koata people, bring prosperity and collectively lift the wairua of our whānau/whānui.
The General Manager is instrumental in the implementation of the strategic direction as set by the Board. We require a leader with management and relationship skills who can inspire and motivate.
The Ngāti Koata Trustees are seeking to contract the services of General Manager (GM) of the Trust. This contract is 0.5 FTE for a period of three years.
The contract will include managing the Trust in alignment with Ngāti Koata tikanga, the Trust Deed and Trust policies.
The kaupapa of the Trust is to administer the Cultural Trust assets for every charitable purpose benefiting Ngāti Koata for the relief of poverty, advancement of education or religion or any other matter beneficial to the Ngāti Koata community.
Based at Nelson and reporting to the Trustees, the responsibilities include managing operations, administration, financial management, staff and their development, succession planning and steering our waka towards achieving our strategic plan.
Your ability to articulate vision into strategy and goals into outcomes will bring about positive results for the Trust. You will engage with numerous stakeholders and develop enduring relationships.
The successful candidate will have:
* A relevant degree;
* Demonstrated senior leadership experience;
* Operational management;
* Excellent communication and engagement skills;
* Competent level of pronunciation of Te Reo Māori, well-versed in tikanga.
Applications will be required via Expressions of Interest accompanied with your CV. A registration of interest will be emailed to all CV's uploaded to the following link:https://haystack.jobs/apply/gmnkt
Applications are incomplete until the ROI is returned completed.
The position description and other material as requested will be forward to all who register an interest.
Registration of interest will close on 15th October 2018
For a confidential discussion please contact Sacha MacDonald at 03 2655565.
Pānui Issue 21, Whiringa-ā-Nuku » Published: 2 October, 2018
Kaipupu Wildlife Sanctuary
Newsletter October 2018
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Published: 2 October, 2018
Whaler by Providence
You are invited to the launching of Whalers by Providence
Author Don Wilson will talk about researching and writing this
336-page history of his ancestor Patrick Norton, one of the first shore
whalers to settle in the Marlborough Sounds, and Patrick’s Ngāi Tahu
wife Tangitu. Arrested for theft in Galway and sentenced to seven
years transportation, Patrick served out his sentence, signed on to his
first ship in Sydney and began a new life as a sealer and whaler in the
Southern Ocean. He arrived at Te Awaiti in 1831. With the Keenan,
Guard, Love, Jackson and Heberley families the Nortons settled in the
Sounds and their descendants were still whaling in the 1960s.
WHALER BY PROVIDENCE
at the
Picton Library Saturday 3 November 2018 1.30pm
and there will be a second book launch at
Page Blackmore in Nelson at 5:30pm Tuesday 6th November 2018
Signed copies available $50 (Sorry, no Eftpos)
WHALER BY PROVIDENCE: Patrick Norton in the Marlborough Sounds
published by RIVER PRESS, Picton
available from www.riverpress.co.nz, author Don Wilson (timatanga@gmail.com) and all good bookshops
Published: 1 October, 2018
Sport Tasman - Keeping you informed Spring 2018
Workshops in Nelson
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