Many from Manukorihi Pā and Waitara will know Teremoana Porter-Rawiri and her whānau. Whether it is supporting kaupapa at Owae Marae or helping at community events, Tere is proud of her whakapapa and the place she calls home. “It’s been a privilege to grow up so close to my tūrangawaewae,
Kei ngā toki mārama, tēnā koutou, hei kupu tātaki māku me pēnei Tū mai Taranaki e, tiketike mai rā tātou, tihei mauri ora. Earlier this year Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa took over the project management of the upcoming redevelopment of the North Egmont Visitor Centre. We are pleased to inform you about an important
Te Kotahitanga invite uri to join us at our upcoming 2023 AGM on Saturday 2 December at 10.00am at Owae Marae, Waitara.
Are you a registered member of Te Kotahitanga wanting grow your own maara kai? Join us and our whanaunga Pounamu Skelton (Te Atiawa, Taranaki) at an information evening sharing the kōrero of Tātai Tāngata ki te Whenua, on Tuesday 19 September 7.00pm – 7.30pm. Pounamu will talk about the programme
The planning for the North Taranaki Visitor Centre rebuild is well underway. We invite you to join an online wānanga next Wednesday, 13 September, at 6.00pm where we will share the project’s design and progress.
Join us for an online hui-a-iwi on Wednesday 6 September 2023 as we recap our last six months of activities and our upcoming plans as part of our Annual Plan – Te Atatū. Register here – https://tinyurl.com/2nh9jzp9
Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa are selling two freehold sections and would like to offer these exclusively to registered members to purchase prior to them going on the open market. The two properties were acquired through the deferred selection properties process as part of our treaty settlement. 79A Glen Park Avenue, Frankleigh Park in
Whakamoe tai, whakamoe ahiahi, whakamoe te ingoa Atkinson Building ki tua, ki tua e hai! Nau mai te ao awatea, whakahō taku takapou a Ngāmotu House ki te whai ao, ki te ao mārama. Tihei mouri ora. For over nine months the old Atkinson Building on Devon Street West has
The 40-year-old North Egmont Visitor Centre is to be replaced with a new fit-for-purpose facility. The decision to build a new visitor centre was recently made by project partners Department of Conservation (DOC), Kānoa-RDU, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment’s Regional Development Unit and Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa
