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Storyboard base Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea chairman Dr Roger Maaka said Ngā Ara Tipuna will enable the history of Tamatea to be learned, understood and acknowledged, in a way that is unique in New Zealand. “As well as sharing knowledge with our wider population and bringing visitors to our rohe, it will enable us to make our history real for our rangatahi, so they can understand how it relates to them and where they are today, and give them a good grounding to become mentors for the next generation ". This week’s installation signals the near-completion of five years of planning and construc...

Friday, 21 May 2021, 3:48 pm The Hawke's Bay Regional Council’s catchment plan change hearing for the Heretaunga Plains waterways starts this Monday 24 May in Hastings – nine years after this process began. This plan change hearing is specific to the Tūtaekurī, Ahuriri, Ngaruroro and Karamū catchments. The Plan proposes to add new objectives, policies, and rules to the Regional Resource Management Plan to better manage water quality and quantity. The work behind it first started in 2012 and has been known throughout as the TANK Plan. Hawke’s Bay Regional Council’s chief executive ...

Project will open eyes to rich slice of the past 3 Feb, 2021 10:35 PM 4 minutes to read HB Regional Council chairman Rex Graham, Ngā Ara Tīpuna project team member Brian Morris and CHB Mayor Alex Walker at 2019's Provincial Growth Fund announcement atop Pukekaihau. HB Regional Council chairman Rex Graham, Ngā Ara Tīpuna project team member Brian Morris and CHB Mayor Alex Walker at 2019's Provincial Growth Fund announcement atop Pukekaihau. CHB Mail In partnershipNgā Ara Tīpuna is a partnership between Tamatea Hapū, Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea and Central Hawke's Bay District Council. The pr...

The work would include roofing, internal repairs and renewals, including insulation and electrical work. The funding comes in the wake of a partnership project between Te Taiwhenua o Tamatea and Central Hawke’s Bay District Council (CHBCD). Rākei Ora was funded through the Government’s $230 million Provincial Growth Fund: Covid-19 response – redeployment and acceleration’ fund, in May last year. Administered by the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment, the fund included a grant of up to $70 million for the renovation of town halls, war memorials, marae and Pasifika chur...