This year saw Te Rūnanga O Ngāti Mutunga launch our new Pēpi packs. These packs are offered to registered uri who have recently given birth. This is a way to connect pepi with Ngāti Mutunga from birth and support them to grow a strong cultural connection to our iwi. Its also a great way to keep our registration and contact details up to date, so we can stay connected.
Each pack has a Ngāti Mutunga onsie, and either a toki for a boy or a roimata taonga for a girl , each beautifully wrapped and posted out.
We are grateful to our Tuuta-Hughes whānau who brought their beautiful taonga Te Ao o Te Po, along to the tari to support the launch of our Pēpi packs. Te Ao o Te Po is the 9th tamati of Shanin and Ngapera, which also gave the whānau an opportunity to update the childrens registrations while in the office.
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Urgent Slip Repair near Te Ngaio Urupā, Onaero.
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 erosion. They were found in