Do you know about ........... ?
Have you visited the 'Friends of the Waiwhetū Stream', or 'Rumutaka Conservation Trust lately?
How much do you actually know about the mahi that is done by 'Ahumai Limited', or Te Ohu Kaimoana, or 'Manatū Mo Te Tai / The Ministry of the Environment'?
Take some time and visit the Affiliates section of the website.
When you scroll through the page you will find the links to these entities and more.
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Matariki 2025 – A Time to Reflect, Reconnect, and Look to the Stars
Matariki is more than just a date on the calendar. Rooted in the ancient traditions of Māori astronomy and storytelling, it heralds the Māori New Year — a time to honour those who have passed, celebrate the present with whānau (family), and plant seeds of hope for the future. It’s a uniquely Kiwi celebration, rich in heritage and meaning, and increasingly embraced by people from all walks of life.
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Kia tipu te oranga o Te Ātiawa ki te Upoko o te Ika. Creating prosperity for the uri of Te Ātiawa ki te Upoko o te Ika.
Mēnā kei te ora ngā moana, ngā awa, ngā roto me te whenua, ka pērā anō tō tātou iwi. If the oceans, the rivers, the lakes and the land are healthy, so too will our people be.
Toitū te moana
We actively protect and are committed to sustainable fisheries.
Kaitiaki taonga
We are stewards of our assets.
He ngākau pono
We act with humility, integrity, and honesty.
He ringa atawhai
We support our people.
Do you know about ........... ?
Have you visited the 'Friends of the Waiwhetū Stream', or 'Rumutaka Conservation Trust lately?
How much do you actually know about the mahi that is done by 'Ahumai Limited', or Te Ohu Kaimoana, or 'Manatū Mo Te Tai / The Ministry of the Environment'?
Take some time and visit the Affiliates section of the website.
When you scroll through the page you will find the links to these entities and more.
»
Matariki 2025 – A Time to Reflect, Reconnect, and Look to the Stars
Matariki is more than just a date on the calendar. Rooted in the ancient traditions of Māori astronomy and storytelling, it heralds the Māori New Year — a time to honour those who have passed, celebrate the present with whānau (family), and plant seeds of hope for the future. It’s a uniquely Kiwi celebration, rich in heritage and meaning, and increasingly embraced by people from all walks of life.
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