The Whakapakari te Kāinga Project / Urenui Pā Redevelopment Project is a significant initiative to revitalise and restore our historic Urenui Pā. This comprehensive redevelopment
Kororā nesting season is well under way with two sets of chicks from our monitored nest boxes at Urenui fully fledged and another set incubating
With support from the Taranaki Regional Council, we are now routinely monitoring more than 40 Oi or Tītī burrows along our coastline. With intensive pest
We have been having good discussions with Taranaki Regional Council about regular water testing in our rohe. Up until now, no state of the environment
To finish up our Kimihia kōura project, we are holding an overnight stay at Pouiatoa. This is an exciting opportunity for our whānau to spend
Two slips have been discovered at the bottom of the Onaero cutting and close to Te Ngaio Urupā that require urgent work to prevent further
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for an exciting School Holiday Programme on our whenua! The school holiday programme kicked off our
Puanga Celebrations 2024 Whakaputa mai ana ko Te Tai o MaruWhakaputa mai ana ko Te HautukuWhakaputa mai ana ko Te Aranga o HinaKa puta ko
Pou Tangata Workshop Series We’re excited to share that our Pou Tangata Workshop Series has been a hit, designed to keep our whānau engaged and
Kimihia Kōura Kimihia Kōura is our latest curious minds participatory science project funded by Venture Taranaki. Ngāti Mutunga and Taranaki Regional Council are the science
Strategy Plan Review Wellington and Auckland We are pleased to have completed our scheduled regional strategy review discussions. The team visited Christchurch on 4 May,
Strategic Plan Review It has been 5 years since the release of the Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga Strategic Plan – Ko Te Anga Pūtake Ora o Ngāti
Employment Opportunity Potuitui (Receptionist/Administrator) Role Tēnā koutou e te whānau Our Poutuitui, Rick Hapi, has made the decision to return home. He has been a
INDIGENOUS HERBAL RESEARCH Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga have been involved in a medicinal herbal cluster run through the Ministry of Primary Industries. The aim
Te Whiringa Whānau Day Our Te Whiringa whānau day was held at the Go Wild Trampoline Park on the 3rd June with a huge response
