A community feels betrayed by a third sewage overflow in Waitara in just seven weeks. A power failure to the system that controls at the Waitara Pump Station on Wednesday night or Thursday morning resulted in the overflow of raw sewage being discharged 1.25km out to sea. No sewage went into Waitara River. Click here to read more….Read More
The mandate for representatives of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Maru was recently recognised by the Crown, following an iwi vote in which 91% of the registered members of Ngāti Maru supported the Board to proceed with negotiations to settle all Ngati Maru Treaty settlement claims. Click here for more informationRead More
E ngā uri o Te Atiawa nui tonu, tēnā koutou, This is notification that submissions for the Te Atiawa Claims Settlement Bill have been called for by the Māori Affairs Select Committee. The committee requires 2 copies of each submission if made in writing. Those wishing to include any information of a private or personal...Read More
Three Strategic Planning hui have been organised to allow Te Atiawa uri to have input into the future Strategic Direction of the Board. Venues and times and dates are set out in the table below; Workshop 1 Owae Marae, Waitara Taranaki, Thursday 10th March, 6.00pm Workshop 2 Pipitea Marae, Wellington, Tuesday 15th March, 6.00pm Workshop...Read More
Tarereare / Katere Marae has been successful with a funding application to Venture Taranaki to run a four part wananga series this summer around maara kai and science. These wananga allow our maara whanau to workshop with specialist commercial and research professionals from the horticulture sector. We wish to open this opportunity up to our wider whanau and community to...Read More
