Pānui
Waiora Restoration Projects
We have two awesome opportunities for you and your whānau to get involved in restoring and protecting our taiao through our Waiora Restoration Projects.
Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning | What is it and why should we care?
Love gathering kaimoana? So do we. But we've noticed harmful algal blooms (HABs) are increasing, bringing with them the very real risk of Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP).
Media Release: Te Tauihu Rāhui to Be Partially Lifted
As kaitiaki of our coastal waters and taonga species, Te Ātiawa o Te Waka-a-Māui announces the lifting of the rāhui across sections of Tōtaranui (Queen Charlotte Sound), Kura Te Au (Tory Channel), and Te Moana o Raukawakawa (Cook Strait), effective immediately.
Kōngutu Reo ki Onetahua
Come and join us for our entry-level reo wānanga for beginners. Hosted at Onetahua Marae, this wānanga will focus on strengthening the use and growth of reo Māori for our whānau.
Te Ipukarea 2025
Get ready, whānau! Te Ipukarea 2025 is just around the corner, register now.
Te Uru Tahua | WhānauSaver
Te Uru Tahua – WhānauSaver is a kaupapa designed by iwi for iwi whānau members, it is more than a savings account – it is a tool for whānau to invest in your financial future and the generations to come.
Te Hoe Tū
'Te Hoe Tū' is our upcoming mana tipu rangatahi wānanga (youth leadership development wānanga) for ages 13-17.
Titia te Raukura
E te whānau whānui - Te Ātiawa will be launching our Language and Culture Strategy
to coincide with our very first Kura Reo Wānanga (Te Awa Reo) on 20 Kohitātea 2025 at Waikawa Marae at 10.00 am.
The launch will be at the pōwhiri of the Kura Reo Wānanga – super exciting!!