Tēnā rā koutou kei ngā mangainga o Tūhourangi! 

This is an invitation to the Trustees of the respective land blocks and entities affiliated to Tūhourangi to come together to share individual and collective aspirations, and to look for places of synergy to capitalise on our shared relationships, strategise and work together.

Collectively, the estimated combined value of Tūhourangi whenua has the potential for transformational social, taiao and economic change for uri now and into the future.

Tūhourangi Tribal Authority ask that a trustee speak to their respective entities desires and vision, with a PowerPoints and/or a presentation options available. All kōrero shared will be included as part of the iwi management plan that will be presented for feedback at the forum. 

This hui will be hosted in Te Whare Tapere at Te Puia, followed by unch in Te Pātaka. Please send your RSVP to neila@tuhourangi.iwi.nz. If you sit on more than one entity, please provide their respective details.

Share this amongst your trustees and those you know. Hui is for trustees of respective Tūhourangi affiliated land blocks and entities only.

Nau mai, tautī mai ki tēnei wānanga tūhonohono i te rahi o Tūhourangi ki te whānuitanga o te Whirinaki.

This wānanga will explore the connection between Tūhourangi and the Whirinaki, highlighting the iwi's desired approach to its management.

• Thursday 20 March

• TARIT offices - 1108 Fenton St, Rotorua

• 10am - 2pm

Register here

An amazing race for tamariki and whānau, exploring our whenua at Te Pūtake o Tawa.

Teams (tamariki 5-16yrs old + pakeke) must work together to complete various challenges and find seven hidden "roadblocks" scattered around the whenua. When a team discovers a roadblock, they will be faced with a challenge or a task which must be completed to earn their next clue.

Register here before Sunday 26 November to have your team name printed on the race cards.

If you have any pātai please email annie@tuhourangi.iwi.nz

Hīkoi to connect Tūhourangi iwi to the various areas of their rohe and expand the understanding of where our boundaries lie. Kākaramea is a south eastern boundary marker and was the tip of Roto-Pare 6P, we also have some stories which connect us to this area which we can share. The view from the top can also give us an appreciation of the Tarawera lakes from a different angle. We also aim to collect some paru/uku/kōkōwai to craft/dye some materials. Examples for creating pūoro, dying fabrics, crafting bowls etc.

We will then travel over to Lake Ōkaro where we will give a short kōrero on some of the immediate mahi going on and the challenges for this lake and some of the historical context. Some of us will then be leading the crafts activity and some will be cooking on the BBQ.

Led by: Corey Ruha (TTA Pou Taiao)

Supported by: TALT Tarawera Collective, Kauae Raro