Establishment of new investment entity
When the Rūnanga was set up in 2006 to receive the Treaty Settlement assets from the Crown, a structure was put in place to meet the needs of the organisation
August 30, 2016
When the Rūnanga was set up in 2006 to receive the Treaty Settlement assets from the Crown, a structure was put in place to meet the needs of the organisation
We are seeking an experienced and competent board secretariat for Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga and its subsidiary entities. Te Runanga o Ngāti Mutunga and subsidiaries are the governance bodies
Tēnā koutou, The feedback hui scheduled for Sunday 14th February 2016 has been cancelled. A date for the next Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga feedback hui will be confirmed shortly.
NEW PLYMOUTH DISTRICT COUNCIL – Shaping Our Future Together The New Plymouth District Mayor’s Shaping Our Future Together programme has set and exciting vision for the district. The vision is supported
Urenui Pā Working Bee Saturday 28th February 2015 Kia ora, Thank you to all the whānau who could make it to our Pā working bee on Saturday 28th February 2015. It was so awesome
Our MOU with NPDC is due for review after five years, and this will happen in 2015. Click the button below to view a copy of the MOU. [sf_button colour=”accent”
The Rūnanga is seeking to employ a full-time administration officer at our office in Urenui, North Taranaki. The Administration Officer role reports to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of TRoNM
Expression of Interest – Collective Impact for Whānau. Do you have a new & innovative idea that will support whānau to be successful? Will the idea achieve large-scale social change?
Come and join with us to celebrate Te Rangi Hiroa Day Sunday 30th November Urenui Pā – for further details please check the events page.
He puāwai au nō runga i te tikanga, he rau rengarenga au nō roto i te raukura, ko taku raukura rā he manawanui ki te ao. Kia ora e te
Ka Uruora are thrilled to be holding an open day on Sunday 6 April for their newly opened housing development called Kaweka in Tāmaki Makaurau. If you live in Tāmaki
Earlier last year, we were approached by Cliff Law, a researcher at NIWA, to participate in his research project around ocean acidification. One of the purposes of this research is