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Wairere Mahi
We actively protect, restore and enhance our natural environment for current and future generations.
Wairere Toi
We empower our tamariki with the aroha, wisdom and traditions of our ancestors.
Wairere Ako
We support and advocate for ākonga and whānau success within the education system.
Mahia te mahi, hei painga mo te iwi
Our Pepeha
Where We Are
Our Iwi Story
Our Marae
Te Puāwaitanga o Ngāti Hinerangi Iwi Trust
Our organisation works to advance the collective aspirations of our people as we work towards achieving our iwi vision – Whakatupuranga 2075.
Our mahi aims to bring meaningful and tangible benefit to our iwi and the wider community who live in our takiwā.
We’ve also set out to ensure our whenua, sites of significance and taonga species throughout the Kaimai Range is protected and maintained.
We look to our past for guidance, we stand united in the present, in order to walk confidently into the future.
Kia tika, kia mahi, kia puāwai.
Latest News
Rāhui removed at Wairere Falls
The rāhui put in place at the Wairere Falls in June has now been lifted and the public are able re-enter the track. The track was temporarily closed...
Kaimahi for taiao restoration needed
We have two full-time fixed-term positions available with no experience needed to start ASAP! These roles work across all avenues of Wairere Mahi...
AGM date set for April 6
We are pleased to announce that the Te Puāwaitanga o Ngāti Hinerangi Iwi Trust Group AGM 2023 will be held on Saturday 6 April 2024, Matamata Club,...