Te Kauhanganui
Friday 4 September, 9am pōwhiri
Ngā Tai Whakarongorua Marae, 37 Chadwick Rd, Tinopai, Northland

Ngāti Whātua is investing in its future with a new leadership and technology scholarship aimed at ensuring the success of the next generation of leaders - Te Karere

Poupou
Saturday 8 August, 9am pōwhiri
Te Aroha Pā Marae, 2558 Kaipara Coast Highway, Makarau

MATARIKI 2026

In this issue:

• Papakainga rebuilding communities

• Whātua Hakinakina

• New initiatives on the horizon

• Spotlight: Bishop Susan Wallace

Developed in partnership with Ngāti Whātua and Revved, the inaugural recipients of the first Whātua Whitawhita scholarship can today be revealed— Manaia Acott Hodge Te Paa (19) and LaDainian Faimanifo (18).

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