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We’re proud to share the release of our Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa Annual Report for 2024–2025 – a reflection of the mahi, the milestones, and the many beautiful stories that have shaped our year.

Hine Takurua is inspired by the star Sirius, which heralds the arrival of Takurua (winter). This launch proudly reintroduces Hine Takurua to our collection, available for a limited time only.

Last week, we were fortunate enough to welcome our whanau to their new whare at Papapounamu. This housing development has been under construction for the last 12 months, and now our whanau have been handed the keys to enjoy their new homes. A huge mihi goes out to everyone who

Our 2024 Annual Report has now been published. View the online version.

Embrace the Taonga of Te Parawai o Rongo kākahu collection We are thrilled to announce the launch of our exclusive Te Atiawa Kākahu collection, specifically created to enhance identity and connection amongst Te Atiawa uri. This collection, known as Te Parawai o Rongo celebrates our whānau, shared whakapapa, and the

Nominations have been extended – Now Close 5 pm Monday 29th July Elections are open and whanau should have received their nomination packs in the letterbox or via email. Nominees need to be registered, and those who are nominated need to be registered also. Click here to register https://taa.moxwai.com/registration/ Click

 Tēra Puanga ka rewa i te paeHe tohu ki te aoKa poroporoaki te pōKa mihi ki te tau hōu Tēnā koutou e te kāhui whetu e tipi tonu ana I te mata o te whenua! Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa are proud to host our upcoming Puanga Kaumātua Ball, to be held

The  Te Kotahitanga  screening of Ka Whawhai Tonu at our Pahake Movie Night. Held at Event Cinemas, New Plymouth on Friday 5 July, the screenings will begin between 7.30 pm – 8.30 pm is now FULL. Note: this movie is Rated M and for whānau 18 years and over. Our

Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa is proud to share Te Iho Tangata, our first six-monthly publication which highlights some of this year’s kaupapa. It’s important we keep our whānau informed on the work we are doing and its alignment to Te Ātatu, our five-year strategic plan. Our vision – Te

I haere mai e te iti, i tatū mai e te rahi, i rarau iho mai e te katoa.  Kua tūwhera mai rā te whare o Ngāmotu hei pou wharetoka mō te iwi. On Saturday, hundreds of Te Atiawa whānau and guests celebrated the long-awaited opening of Ngāmotu House. Since mid-2022, Ngāmotu House has undergone extensive strengthening and a complete refurbishment.

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,