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E mihi ana ki te iti me te rahi o Ngāti Pāhauwera. Kō nei tonu te ipurangi whakairi kōrero hei tirotiro mā ngā urī o Ngāti Pāhauwera. Me mihi atu hoki ki te hunga i tua atu i te Iwi e pānui ana i ngā kōrero mō mātau, tēnā anō koutou katoa.
Through this website, the Trust will provide updates on news, events, and information on the activities of the Trust for members, whanau, and the general public.
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NEW REGISTRATIONS
The Trust also invites anyone who has not already enrolled, aged 18 years and over and with the appropriate whakapapa, to apply to be included on the Trust’s register. Registration forms are available from the Trust offices, 74 Queen Street, Wairoa or 170a Waghorne Street, Napier. It will allow us to identify who and where who and where our whānau are, thereby helping the Trust to better serve our whānau and Hapū.
PAHAUWERA PROFILES
UPDATE: 2024 Trustee Election
Nominations have now closed for the 2024 Trustee election for the Ngāti Pāhauwera Development Trust. Please see below for the confirmed candidates.As there were more nominations received than vacancies, an election will be held by postal and internet voting to confirm the Trustees required. Voting papers will be posted to registered members from Friday 6 September 2024. Voting will close at midday on Monday 7 October 2024.
Te Oranganui o Ngāti Pāhauwera
A supportive, healthy, vibrant, prosperous, and united Ngāti Pāhauwera.
Te Paerangi Kei Mua – Mission
To protect and enhance the resources of Ngāti Pāhauwera for the welfare of the people and to maintain the Treaty claim settlement in a sustainable manner for future generations.
Nga Tikanga- Guiding Principles
He Tohu Whakamaarama -Logo
Our logo represents the unique and iconic “reti board” that is synonymous with Ngāti Pāhauwera. The “reti board” is a Ngāti Pāhauwera exemplar of an ancient creation of innovation in catching the world-famous Mohaka kahawai. Symbolised within the body of the “reti board” is “Paikea”, revered taniwha of the Mohaka. The Mohaka, Waihua and Waikare rivers are reflected in the logo background.