Mariameno Kapa Kingi, Chief executive of Te Rūnanga Nui o Te Aupōuri, said it was "a significant time for Māori to take the reins and practise mana motuhake in the healthcare setting like it’s never been done before".
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He tono ki ngā uri o Te Taitokerau
This is a call out to our uri of Te Taitokerau, its time to bring your talents home to help guide the future of health that will impact our whānau for generations to come.
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Naida Glavish, hauora advocate and chair of Ngāti Whātua, said "te ao Māori was at a critical turning point across the nation, now, more than ever is the need to whakakotahi for the benefit and wellbeing of our whānau, hapū and iwi of Te Taitokerau as Aperahama Taonui foretold.”
Te Kahu o Taonui have launched an invitation to members of the community to join the new Iwi-Māori Partnership Board (IMPB). See the link below to read more!
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Te Kahu o Taonui is calling for Expressions of Interest to contribute to the inaugural Te Taumata Hauora o Te Kahu o Taonui Iwi-Māori Partnership Board. Check out the link for more details! https://t.co/Yuf41R0JP9
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Te Kahu o Taonui E-Pānui 30 August 2022 Issue #158
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Their rohe stems from the Hokianga heads to Tokatoka maunga in the Kaipara and encapsulates the Waipoua Forest and Kai Iwi lakes.
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💥 Showcasing our Iwi members! 💥
Te Roroa 💚🌿
Te Roroa are based at Waimamaku valley, Waipoua Forest, Maunganui Bluff and Kaihū valley. They are descended from the ancestor Manumanu I and his brother Rangitauwawaro, who migrated from Muriwhenua to the Waimamaku valley.
Te Roroa take their name from Manumanu II, who was killed in a battle at Kawakawa in the Bay of Islands. He was so brave that his enemies exclaimed, ‘Te Hei! Te roroa o te tangata, rite tonu ki te kahikatea!��� (Behold! That man is as tall as a white pine!)
Today Ngātiwai claims manawhenua and manamoana from Rakaumangamanga to Mahurangi, across to Aotea, and returning to Rakaumangamanga by way of the many islands and waters of Te Moana Nui A Toi.
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