Pouwhakahaere/Chief Executive of Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa, Hemi Sundgren, will be leaving the iwi organisation after six years of service through its crucial establishment period. “Hemi is highly regarded by the Board as an accomplished iwi leader who acts with humility and the highest level of integrity – a real taonga. He has immense capability...Read More
Te Rā o Māui Pōmare 2020 provides Taranaki with the ability to come together and share our kōrero. It represents a big day in the year for Taranaki Māori and details of its historical and cultural importance are discussed. Considering the recent cases of COVID-19 in the country, it was decided to continue with the commemorations in an online format only...Read More
Ka Uruora is very pleased to offer Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa and Te Kāhui o Taranaki Iwi members the opportunity to participate in an education programme called $orted Kainga Ora, targeted to support whānau on a pathway to owning their own home. The course is free of charge for Te Atiawa and Taranaki Iwi members and spaces for...Read More
Latest Hauwhenua īPānui including updates on: Te Rā o Māui Pōmare Te Atiawa Iwi Holdings LP Property Update Ka Uruora $orted Kāinga Ora ProgrammeRead the full īPānui here.Read More
Te Kekeu ParkMuramura mai ana rā Te Kekeu Ahi-kā-roa, whitawhita iho Te Kekeu Ahi-kā-tonu. Rere kau noa te auahi o te haukāinga ki te rangi hei tohu oranga mā te iwi. nau mai e rarauAs previously communicated, the first residential subdivision of Te Atiawa, Te Kekeu Park, is currently underway with completion anticipated at the end...Read More
Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa’s monthly īPānui Te Hauwhenua resumes and brings you the latest updates, information and opportunities. Te Hauwhenua will also include a focus relating to our ongoing response to COVID-19. Other features include:– Education Grants– Te Reo Māori Initiatives– Marae Connectivity– Grant and Scholarship opportunities– $ORTED Kāinga OraRead the full īPānui hereRead More
