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Warmer, safer whānau homes

A $1 million grant from Te Tumu Kāinga enabled Te Rūnanga o Toa Rangatira to make repairs and upgrades to the homes of 21 Ngāti Toa whānau over the last two years.

Helping hand for whenua Māori infrastructure

More than 20 whenua Māori blocks across Aotearoa have been given some much-needed aroha thanks to support from Te Ringa Hāpai Whenua Fund.

Summer relief with new Solar Power Water System

Installation of a new pump has greatly alleviated concerns regarding water quality on whenua Māori in the Manawatū rohe of Te Reu Reu.

Taonga transition

Thousands of whenua Māori records are being digitised and moved to a fit-for-purpose storage facility as part of the organisation’s multi-year transition to the Cloud.

Te Pūrongo ā Tau – Annual Report 2025 Now Available

We’re pleased to share Te Pūrongo ā Tau | our Annual Report for 2025, covering the period from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025.

Self-governance success for Te Puke trust

Titiro whakamuri, haere whakamua: Thanks to the foresight of their predecessors, a group of whenua
Māori owners have transitioned to self-governance of their land and just completed their first full k...

Internship nurtures rangatahi into tech careers

Poipoia te kākano,kia puāwai: A programme to nurture rangatahi into the tech industry the te ao Māori way has blossomed this year.

Whanganui river project weaves people together

An iwi-led initiative aimed at restoring the health of Aotearoa’s longest awa has woven in Māori Trustee-administered whenua, and the kaimahi that care for it. 

Young Māori farmers win big

Coby Warmington has won the 2025 Young Māori Farmer of the Year Award at the annual Ahuwhenua Awards held in Palmerston North on Friday.