Wānanga – Hineuru Tikanga
HIT is pleased to invite whānau to our upcoming wānanga—the focus of the wānanga is Hineuru tikanga.
Key Details
Note, attendees are capped at 50.
Please RSVP to kataraina@hineuru.com by 5 PM, Friday, 29 March.
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Education Grants 2024
Hineuru Iwi Trust and the Hineuru Education and Training Committee are pleased to announce that applications for the 2024 Education Grants are now OPEN. Applications are open until 10 PM on 31 March 2024.
The Trust and Committee understand that sometimes the pursuit of education can be a difficult and financially burdensome task. The Grants Scheme is a way that the Trust can contribute to the development of iwi members’ education while providing flexibility in how the allocated grant is spent.
The Trust looks forward to receiving this year’s applications.
The Committee has appointed Maria Rahui as the Grants Administrator. As such, she will be available to provide support to applicants. You can make contact via email:maria@hineuru.com or phone: 027 318 9344
All applications are submitted through the online application form.
Key criteria:
NOTE: Late or incomplete applications will not be considered – this is final.
Whakapiki Wairua Day – 24 Feb
E te iwi, this year, we are continuing the Whakapiki Wairua Days for our whānau. The first is taking place on 24 Feb at Splash Planet.
Here are the details:
* When & where: 24 Feb, Splash Planet
* Whānau to arrive at 9.45 AM
At 3 PM, there will be a hangi for lunch—priority to those who attend the day.
NB: Splash Planet requires all children under five to be accompanied by an adult swimmer.
An indication of numbers is key, so RSVP by 20 Feb to kataraina@hineuru.com
Rāhui Lifted
Kōrihi mai ngā manu o Tītīokura
Tākiri mai te ata ki runga i a tātou
Kua hīkina e Hineuru te rāhui ki te awa o Mōhaka
Ka wātea ka ao ka awatea!
As the manu of Tītīokura
Signal the dawn of a new day
The rāhui over our awa of Mōhaka is lifted.
The way is clear dawn beckons a new day!
Ngā mihi, nā
Mana Hazel
Chairman | Hineuru Iwi Trust
Rāhui
Today, a blessing took place at the location where our whanaunga drowned on our awa Mōhaka.
A rāhui has been placed from Glen Falls to Te Kooti’s Bridge. This will be in place until further notice. We will communicate to whānau when the rāhui has been lifted.
E te iwi, please be safe over the Christmas period out, in or on the water.
Ngā mihi, nā
Mana Hazel
Chairman | Hineuru Iwi Trust
Hui-ā-Tau Zoom & Livestream
This morning, the Trust established a stable connection at the marae. As such, we are pleased to confirm that a Zoom and livestream will be available for whānau who cannot make the Hui-ā-Tau in person.
Zoom >> https://us02web.zoom.us/j/
Livestream >> https://hineuru.nz/agm
NB: the livestream link will not be active until just before the start of the AGM.
We’ve hit the ground running with our new CE
The Trust has hit the ground running with its new CE attending the National Iwi Chairs Forum with our usual delegation.
For those who couldn’t make her pōwhiri, April Hetaraka has been appointed as the fourth Chief Executive of Hineuru Iwi Trust. April brings with her a wealth of skill, knowledge and experience within the iwi, hapū and hapori development sectors, having worked in Senior Executive Roles over many years. She is passionate about being at the heart of the people, and when asked, Ms Hetaraka said:
“It was an absolute humbling moment to be appointed the CE of Hineuru Iwi Trust. What I look forward to is ‘weaving whanau aspirations’ for future generations.”
The Trust looks forward to seeing many of iwi at the upcoming AGM.
Have you seen this year’s Te Pūrongo ā-Tau? If not, click here and read more:
Te Pūrongo ā-Tau 2023
Hineuru Iwi Trust is pleased to present Te Pūrongo ā-Tau 2023 for whānau to peruse at their leisure –
Pōwhiri for new CE
