News and e-newsletter
Ngā Kārere
This newsletter will keep you informed about the mahi being delivered by the Rūnanga, providing regular updates every two months so you can stay connected with our progress and achievements.
We’re proud to partner with Revved to offer this rangatahi scholarship Whātua Whitawhita to grow the next generation of Māori tech leaders and innovators to shape a future that reflects their aspirations, creativity, and potential.
Hākinakina is, at its heart, about whanaungatanga—bringing people together, fostering inclusion, connection, and encouraging participation through play in a vibrant te ao Māori environment.
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua Annual General Meeting
11 April 2026
Rēwiti Marae
11am
I N T H I S I S S U E
Te Hā Oranga celebrates 30 years of service
Spotlight: Toa Henderson, Golden Shears Open Champ 2025
Celebrating our kaumatua at Te Aroha Pā
New CEO appointed to TRONW
Renata (Te Uri o Hau, Ngāti Rango, Te Taoū, Te Uringutu, me Ngāoho) brings more than 20 years of governance, strategic, and executive leadership experience across both public and private sectors, serving hapū and wider Māori communities.
In this issue:
Ngā hua - Highlights and achievements
Ngā wero - Challenges
Ngā ara kei mua - The road ahead
Ōtamatea Takiwā Communication Huingā, a gathering designed to reconnect, reflect, and strengthen our relationships.
TRONW are fully opposed to the Act Party’s Regulatory Standards Bill and will be making a submission on behalf of Ngāti Whātua
Northern Wairoa representatives on the board of Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua held their first takiwā communication huinga on Saturday 7th June, since taking office in October.
To ensure our wider whānau are well informed, this page brings together key information about the Wayby Valley Landfill — what has happened so far, where things currently stand, and what lies ahead.
