Pānui
Respecting our taonga
Last month we made a poignant visit to Ngā Whatu Kaipono o Te Wheke-a-Muturangi (Northern Brothers Island).
Iwi reps take their seat at council committee table
Three Te Tauihu Iwi Representatives joined the Marlborough District Council Standing Committees last month.
He wā maumahara
There was a large turnout at the recent Anzac Day Dawn Service in Waitohi, Picton.
Te Ipukarea - sign up now
Whānau registrations are now open for Te Ipukarea, which we are hosting in Waikawa on March 1-2, 2024.
Hine Waitai
Our Whānau Ora Navigators in Motueka, Alena Beard and Toya Piggott, report back on an incredible dive wānanga run by Shannon and Adrienne Thompson of He Kai Kei Aku Ringa.
Media statement on iRex
“As mana whenua in Tōtaranui and Waitohi, the decision to decline investment in KiwiRail’s critical iRex project comes as a heavy blow to Te Ātiawa o te Waka-a-Māui."
Together Te Tauihu
Iwi and councils in Te Tauihu have affirmed their strong relationships, signing a historic partnership agreement that will see them work more closely together across the region.
Apply now
Registered members aged 60 and over can now apply for the annual Kaumātua Christmas koha.
Whānau Day 2023
We had an awesome time with whānau on our Whānau Day trip through Tōtaranui out to Kura Te Au ahead of the AGM
Nau mai ki a Teish
E te iwi, we were excited to welcome Anteisha O'Connell as Pou Whakahuene (Strategic Systems and Engagement Manager) earlier this month.
Welcome Toya
Whānau, we are pleased to let you know Toya Piggott has joined the team as a Whānau Ora Navigator for Motueka/Whakatū!
Strengthening our identity
The Trust has embarked on a significant piece of work aimed at better connecting with whānau.
Te Ipukarea 2024
Save the date e te iwi, Te Ipukarea is back! And even better … it’s in Waikawa and we are hosting!
Te Toki o Awa
Te Toki o Awa is the name bestowed on our new annual wānanga for whānau aged 18 and over.
Unveiling at Waikawa North West Marina
The Waikawa Marina extension has now been completed and we will soon be unveiling our ‘remembrance rock’ – a dedication to the bay, our tīpuna and the sustenance of kaimoana in the bay.