Mountains to Sea Wānanga
Ngāti Mutunga Taiao team and whānau members collaborate on a wide variety of conservation and biodiversity initiatives across our rohe. Following our Wai Connection mahi
August 3, 2026
Ngāti Mutunga Taiao team and whānau members collaborate on a wide variety of conservation and biodiversity initiatives across our rohe. Following our Wai Connection mahi
Working closely with NPDC, the public safety fence at Motukari Place Reserve, Onaero has been replaced, as part of a managed retreat of the reserve
There are now two confirmed cases of bird flu in Aotearoa. Communications from MPI and DOC provide good detail on these cases and there are
The Mangatītī stream flows around Puketapu and Pukemiro pā before flowing out into the Onaero awa near the river mouth. For many years this stream
Ngāti Mutunga uri were honoured to stand alongside whānau and fellow Taranaki iwi at the pōwhiri held in Te Whanganui-a-Tara to formally welcome Dion Tuuta
Ngāti Mutunga was honoured to take part in the 90th commemoration of the memorial of Tā Māui Pōmare at Ōwae Marae, joining whānau, iwi leaders,
Our rangatahi had the incredible opportunity to attend the Aspiring Leaders Forum in Wellington, where they experienced four action-packed days of learning, connection, and personal
Recently, Ngāti Mutunga hosted a highly successful Pūtaiao (Science) Wānanga in partnership with Otago University and Te Rarama, bringing together tauira from He Kākano at
A Special General Meeting for Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga will be held at Urenui Community Centre, 13 Takiroa St, Urenui, on Saturday, 20June 2026,
This year we are conducting a review of the current state of Mimitangiatua and Urenui catchments. We have engaged Ian and Riaki Ruru to put
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Mutunga have partnered with Boffa-Miskell and Plant & Food Research New Zealand to develop and trial a new cat lure made
We value the strong relationship we have built with WhyOra, a partnership grounded in shared aspirations for our people and a commitment to empowering whānau
A significant achievement has been the blessing of five new homes for Ngāti Mutunga whānau. This kaupapa represents an important step in supporting whānau wellbeing
In recent years, we have proudly held our annual Whānau Iwi Pool Day, bringing together our five iwi, Ngāti Tama, Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāti Maru, Te
Rā Mutunga was again a highly successful day, marked by a strong turnout and positive reception from whānau. We began the day with the blessing