Ngā Iwi o Taranaki are announcing that today will be the final day of iwi community checkpoints in the Taranaki region. Updated data, which covers the period 27 April – 6 May, shows that there has been a high level of inter-regional travel into the Taranaki region despite Alert Level 3 travel restrictions. At the...Read More
Since the Taranaki iwi community checkpoints in Urenui and Pātea have been in place, data collected has shown a high rate of inter-regional travel since entering Alert Level 3. South Taranaki Iwi spokesperson Debbie Ngarewa-Packer says that there are huge concerns about what unnecessary travel into the rohe means for the people who live there....Read More
Latest Pānui including the following key updates:North Iwi Covid-19 ResponseWhānau Welfare SurveyNational and Regional NewsLearning from home resourcesNorth Iwi ‘Hiki Wairua’ programme Read the full pānui here.Read More
This is a really good time for whānau to update your details so Te Kotitanga can keep you up to date with the iwi response to COVID-19. If you OR ANY WHĀNAU MEMBERS have changed your physical addresses, landline and mobile numbers and email addresses please let us know. Here is how you can update...Read More
E ngā uri o tō tātou māunga, me ngā uruwaka tēnā koutou.Ko te kotahitanga tēnei ngā iwi o Tokomaru me Kurahaupō me Tuiora me ōna pāranga, Ngāti Tama, Ngāti Mutunga, Te Atiawa, Ngāti Maru me Taranaki kua kotahi mai ki te raranga i ētehi pānuitanga me ētehi kōrero motuhke hei whakaarotanga mā koutou i roto...Read More
Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa is collaborating with other Iwi to bring you ‘Hiki Wairua’. Over the next few weeks stay tuned to a selection of engaging and collaborative content to keep us connected during this time. Content will be shared via the iwi channels such as FaceBook. Here is a preview of what to expect. He Kupu Taka Iho An online reo initiative developed by Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa Trust and Te Kāhui o Taranaki Iwi Trust. The tone is light-hearted...Read More
