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Incoming Taiwhenua CEO Announced More Related Stories Incoming Taiwhenua CEO Announced Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga (TToH) are pleased to announce the appointment of Waylyn Tahuri-Whaipakanga, Ngāti Kahungunu, Tamaterangi and Ngai Tūhoe, Tamakaimoana, as Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Te Haaro Chairman, Mike Paku, says “Waylyn’s appointment comes after an extensive, exhaustive and comprehensive recruitment process.” Waylyn has a 25 year career in Health and Social Services in a number of leadership roles including Kaupapa Māori NGO, Iwi and Hawke’s Bay District Health Board. As a...

Waituhi o Tamaki takes Maori writers to heart 11 May 2021 11:45 AM More Related Stories HASH(0x3314c88) Some of Māoridom’s leading wordsmiths will share their stories and insights at the Auckland Writers Festival. Waituhi o Tāmaki director Ann O’Brien says the festival is particularly honoured to feature novelist Patricia Grace, who has just published a memoir. Other highlights will include Ross Calman discussing in te reo Māori his translation of a 19th century biography of Ngāti Toa Rangatira leader Te Rauparaha, with simultaneous translations and a musical accompaniment from ...

Kiwifruit export company Seeka has been officially welcomed to Ōpōtiki to celebrate its amalgamation with Ōpōtiki Packing and Cool...

Goff counting on law change for Maori seat 11 May 2021 11:45 AM More Related Stories HASH(0x4019c88) Auckland mayor Phil Goff is counting on a law change later this year to allow the super city to create a Māori ward in time for the 2025 local government election. So far 13 of the 29 territorial local authorities across Aotearoa will have Māori seats after next year’s election, and Māori in Feilding this morning marched on the Manawatū District Council to demand it revisit its decision not to create a ward. Mr Goff says the legislation setting up the super city fixed the number o...

Olsen bring environment links to Rangitihi management 07 May 2021 12:39 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x34b8d28) Ngāti Rangitihi chair Leith Comer says its new general manager’s experience with the Department of Conservation and in resource management is a good match for the eastern Bay of Plenty tribe’s next moves. It’s second time around at Te Mana o Ngāti Rangitihi Trust for Anthony Olsen, who serves as chief executive in its early stages before moving into research and negotiating roles during its settlement phase. For the past three years he has worked for DOC in Te Waipoun...