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Annual General Meeting – AGM
Annual General Meeting Sunday 13th December 2020, 10:00am Pariroa Pa, 98 Pariroa Road, Kakaramea 4598 AGENDA: Karakia/Mihimihi Apologies Minutes from previous AGM Tumu Whakaae Report Receive Annual Accounts & Appoint Auditors Ngāti Ruanui Group of Companies Update Korero-a-iwi NAU MAI ‘AERE MAI RSVP: 06 278 0148 | Freephone: 0800 RUANUI | F: 06 278 1358
IRONMAORI TARANAKI Ki Hawera 2021
IRONMAORI Taranaki Ki Hawera is coming up. It’s a fun for all ages event tailored to multi-level abilities. Click the link here to find out more and sign up. There are shorter and longer course options and you can enter individually or as a team. Tamariki event is on Friday March 12 2021, 6pm start.
Fight for our Seabed Continues
The company applying to mine the seabed off South Taranaki says it’s still deciding if it will appeal a High Court decision declining the project… Read more here…
Women’s Suffrage – 125 Years
The campaign to win Kiwi women the vote laid the foundations for others to continue the fight for female rights… Read more here…
TTR Seabed Mining
Seabed mining will annihilate any living creature in the proposed 65 square km area for 35 years!!!!! On top of that the sediment will flow out to a much wider area interfering with spawning cycles, feeding and growth of many many organisms.
TARANAKI MAUNGA SETTLEMENT
Poutu-te-rangi. Tākiri mai ko te ata nā runga o Taranaki maunga Ko te rārangi kura kei runga, Ko Ngāti Ruanui kei raro, kei ngā whānaunga-ā-iwi i ngā tahataha, nei ka mihi. He maimai aroha ki ngā hauata o te wā, ngā mate nō nā tata nei Kia tangihia, kia mihia koutou ki ngā papa o
Unmasking the seafloor
Ngati Ruanui has thrown its weight behind an innovative undersea project aimed at shedding light on the marine diversity off the South Taranaki coast. The South Taranaki Reef Life project aims to discover and document the subtidal rocky reef communities found in the South Taranaki Bight. Partnering with the South Taranaki Diving Club, Hawera High
2Nuicode
Unlocking the future with 2Nuicode 2Nuicode continues to leap from strength to strength Leading the way Our group of digital superheroes involved in the innovative 2NuiCODE programme winged their way to the home of high-tech research and enterprise earlier in 2016. 2Nuicode stems from a relationship forged by Trust kaiarataki Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Stanford University