Recent News

This story was submitted by Maxine Rennie. Tena Koe. On Sunday 22 June 2008, approximately 120 iwi affiliate members and supporters traveled by bus to Wellington to witness the historical entry of our claim into Parliament. Every one of the eleven affiliate hapu were represented on the day. Georgina Te...

[ Full story ]

Whanau, please come along on Sunday 13th July from 9am onwards to lend a hand at the back of the wharenui - the plan is to relocate sheds and try to redirect the water flow. Bring tools and if you have a truck to do a dump visit, then bring...

[ Full story ]

If you have suffered a stroke, or someone in your whanau has and you need some awhi, support, a korero, then come along to our hui this Wednesday 13th March at Te Roro o Te Rangi - 6pm. We welcome all stroke survivors and whanau to come along.

[ Full story ]

Thank you to Naumaiplace for securing me a scholarship to attend the Webstock Conference this weekend in Wellington. I hope to learn lots of new tips and tricks to better enhance our website. Thanks heaps guys. Natalie.

[ Full story ]

These are some simple ways of telling if someone you know is having a stroke. 1. FACE - Ask them to smile - is one side drooping? 2. ARMS - Ask them to raise both arms - does one of them droop? 3. SPEECH - Ask them to repeat...

[ Full story ]