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For those people who applied for registration before the close of nominations for the upcoming Rongowhakaata Iwi Trust elections (5pm, 20 September 2011) and who have received your voting packs, you can vote online by clicking here.
If you believe that you were registered in time but you have not received a voting pack then please contact the Rongowhakaata Chief Returning Officer, Warwick Lampp on 0508 666 886 or wlampp@electionz.com.
Willie Te Aho
Lead Negotiator, Rongowhakaata
To make it easier to register with Rongowhakaata you now have an online registration option here.
The Iwi Register is a listing of Iwi members who affiliate to Rongowhakaata. If you are 18 years and over, being a registered iwi member entitles you to participate in voting processes, to be nominated for election to iwi positions, and to receive communication on what the Trust is doing on your behalf. The register is an important database of information about the iwi and it is useful for the projection of future needs and strategic planning. All Iwi members are encouraged to register themselves and their children to become eligible beneficiaries. Parents or guardians may sign on behalf of those under 18 years.
If you prefer you can still print out and fill in the registration form and send in.
If you have any other questions or need help with your registration, please email us or call 0-800-RONGOWHAKAATA.
Click here to see the latest Rongowhakaata Claims Committee/Negotiators Claims Panui and Update – August 2011
Click here to see the latest Rongowhakaata Claims Committee/Negotiators Claims Panui and Update – July 2011
Click here to see a presentation detailing the Claims Update presented at the 30.7.11 Hui a Iwi
Negotiations are getting close to a Deed of Settlement of the historical Treaty claims of Rongowhakaata including Nga Uri o Te Kooti Rikirangi.
Rongowhakaata will soon be asked to vote in a postal ballot on the settlement and Post Settlement Governance Entity arrangements to receive the settlement redress.
If you are a member of Rongowhakaata, please make sure that you and all of your whanau (including those overseas) are registered so that we can contact you.
Go here to download a membership form or call 0800 RONGOWHAKAATA or email info@rongowhakaata.iwi.nz and we will send you a membership form.
Rongowhakaata Hui A Iwi commencing at 9.30am
Rongowhakaata Special General Meeting commencing at 11am
Sunday, 28 August 2011
at Te Kuri a Tuatai Marae, Lytton Road, GISBORNE
The Rongowhakaata Charitable Trust (“RCT”) unanimously agreed on 29 July 2011 that a Special General Meeting (“SGM”) will be held on 28 August 2011 to formally approve the
changes to the RCT constitution as agreed by Rongowhakaata on 25 June 2011. This was publicly notified at the Rongowhakaata Hui a Iwi held on 30 July 2011.
The SGM will be preceded by the monthly Hui a Iwi where the Rongowhakaata Settlement Trust, as approved on 30 July 2011, will be formally approved together with the proposed
Strategic Business Plan for Turanga Group Holdings.
Copies of all documentation for the Rongowhakaata Hui a Iwi and RCT SGM will be available from the RCT Office, Manutuke, from 21 August 2011. For any queries,
please contact the Rongowhakaata Lead Negotiator (Willie Te Aho) through willie.teaho@icsolutions.co.nz or 021768462.
Tutekawa Wyllie
Chair
Rongowhakaata Charitable Trust
Rongowhakaata Combined Marae have initiated a 6 month community work programme which will be facilitated by six Rongowhakaata rangatahi and a supervisor. This involves Marae conservation and maintenance, environmental restoration works, involvement in the Manutuke Community Enhancement Plan and a commitment to their individual career pathways.
E hika ma, kei te piki haere nga iarere o Turanga FM.
Hei te Wenerei te tuawaru o Tihema ka piki to iarere o 98.0 FM ki te 98.1FM, a hei te Wenerei e whai atu, ara te 15 o Tihema ka piki te iarere 95.5 ki te 95.7.
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The organisers, contributors, helpers and those who turned up on the day to support the highly successful fundraiser and auction held at historic Opou gardens last Sunday are delighted with the outcome, and deservedly so. Continue reading