
Pōwhiri for new CE
- 11.30 AM, 4 November
- Te Hāroto Marae
Pōwhiri for new CE
Notice of 2023 Hui-ā-Tau/Annual General Meeting
The Hui-ā-Tau of Hineuru Iwi Trust will be held on Saturday, 18 November 2023, at Te Hāroto Marae, State Highway 5, Te Hāroto, commencing at 11 AM. All iwi members are welcome.
Agenda
To receive an electronic copy of the meeting documents and to RSVP for the Hui-ā-Tau, please email info@hineuru.com
If you have any questions, you may send these to info@hineuru.com by 12 noon on Wednesday, 15 November 2023. Responses will then be prepared in advance and factored into the presentation.
Ngā mihi, nā
Mana Hazel | Chairman
Hineuru X Apa-Hāpai-Taketake Wānanga
Hineuru Iwi Trust welcomes Marama Aporo as an Administrator in the Operations Team of the Trust.
Marama is Taupō born and bred with whakapapa to both Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Ngāti Hineuru. Te Rangi Tahau is her tipuna. As an experienced administrator, Marama brings numerous skills to her new role. Before her employment with the Trust, Marama worked for Tauhara North No. 2 Trust, most recently in their Hauora Team.
Mahi aside, Marama has been married to Mata for forty years and has four tamariki and seven mokopuna. Her passions include kapa haka with Ngā Taikura o Tūwharetoa and paddling in her free time on Taupō moana.
Nau mai haramai, Marama!
At Hineuru Property Limited, our vision is to exercise mana whenua as kaitiaki over our tribal rohe, utilise and protect our natural resources, uplift & hiki wairua through actively promoting activity which connects our people with the taiao and the taiao with our Hineuru people, encourage and promote better behaviour and practices for the benefit of our environment and to advocate caring for our taiao today for our future generations tomorrow.
Hineuru Property Limited has an opportunity for an enthusiastic passionate individual to join us as a Farm Assistant on a casual basis at Hineuru and Pukenui Station, located between Napier and Taupo. The successful applicant can start immediately.
You will be reporting to the Farm Operations Manager and will have the opportunity to be involved in the day-to-day farming operations and responsibilities. The key stock policies are to finish all young lambs, calves, and fawns from the breeding unit to target weights, also lambing 500 breeding ewes.
The successful candidate will be required to have:
To apply for this career opportunity, please send a CV and cover letter to Hineuru Property Limited, c/o Bakertilly Staples Rodway. Email: Hineuru.waikato@bakertillysr.nz
Applications close on 11 August 2023.
We have an exciting opportunity for a Café Assistant to join our team at our Cafe on State Highway 5, Tarawera, Napier.
This will be a busy and varied role that would suit a self-motivated customer service guru. You will be required to take responsibility for providing friendly “front of house” customer service excellence to assist in maintaining our goal of 100% happy customers. Specifically, your duties will include the following:
The successful candidate will have the following:
The casual role means that the work hours will be as required.
We’re looking for someone who can hit the ground running, so if you enjoy a challenge and are passionate about customer service, please forward your CV and cover letter by 2 August 2023 to Hineuru.waikato@bakertillysr.nz.
Hineuru Hautapu
Hineuru Iwi Trust invites whānau to join, reflect, and celebrate Matariki at this year’s Hineuru Hautapu.
Key details:
As explained during last year’s hautapu, Pōhutukawa is the star that carries the deceased. Please email info@hineuru.com with the names of those who have passed on. Alternatively, Mana will invite whānau to share these names during the karakia.
A friendly reminder to dress appropriately for the conditions.
Finally, for catering purposes, please RSVP your attendance to info@hineuru.com.
Hineuru Civil Defence Kōrero
Nau mai piki mai! Hineuru Whakapiki Wairua Day
Tēnā tātou Hineuru whānui
We wish to welcome you to our Whakapiki Wairua Day, being held next week, 12 April 2023, at the Napier War Memorial Conference Centre. This pānui provides you with more information about the why and the what of this kaupapa.
After the past six weeks of turmoil, we wanted to touch base with our whanau to check in and see how everyone was going and provide a space for whānau to come and take their mind off things for an hour or two with mirimiri, haircuts and even foot spas.
The purpose of this day is to relax a little and have a kai and kōrero.
Details:
We will all meet at the Napier War Memorial Conference Centre and then split for a few hours.
Tamariki and Rangatahi
A 50-seater bus will arrive at 10:45 AM to take our tamariki and rangatahi to the Napier Aquatic Centre. Please bring togs and a towel.
We will have some kai at the pools for tamariki and will be returned to the War Memorial. An adult must accompany children under 5 years of age.
Seats on the bus are first in, first served, and people will accompany our rangatahi.
Adults / Pakeke
We have organised for people to be available to pamper you and make you feel a little better.
Our whānau are most welcome. For mirimiri and haircuts, walk-ins are welcome on a first-come, first-served basis. Parents, bring your tamariki and come and relax for a little bit. Pakeke and kaumatua, come and have a little pamper day and let go of some of the stress.
Maori Womens Welfare League will also join us to help whānau complete the census.
We will conclude the day with a hangi on the forecourt at 2:45 PM to pick up on the way out.
Please register your interest at info@hineuru.com, and we will see you there.
Mai Hineuru, mō Hineuru.
Hineuru Wananga Reo