Mai Mokau ki Tītoki
Ko Taranaki te maunga
Ko Mohakatino te awa
Ko Tokomaru te Waka
Ko Ngāti Tama te iwi
“Taranaki Māori were dispossessed of their land, leadership, means of livelihood, personal freedom, and social structure and values. As Māori, they were denied their rights of autonomy, and as British subjects, their civil rights were removed. For decades, they were subjected to sustained attacks on their property and persons.”
The Taranaki Report : Kaupapa Tuatahi Summary Wai 143
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Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Tama accepts registrations from Ngāti Tama decendants.
To register as a member of Ngāti Tama you can:
Register online using our online registration form, or
Download and print a copy of the ‘registration form’ and complete the requested information.
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Our iwi identity and wellbeing are interconnected to the wellbeing of our environment.
As kaitiaki we care for our land, water and wider environment to uphold its mana, tapu and mauri.
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A new 6 km bypass that crosses our rohe from Uruti to Ahititi is being built by Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to avoid the existing steep, narrow and winding route over Mt Messenger on State Highway 3. The project, Te Ara o Te Ata, which we support, includes a large and significant environmental programme.
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Taranaki iwi respond to Covid-19 – update.
The eight Taranaki iwi have established Te Aranga, a Covid-19 response arm. Their plan aims for a 95 percent vaccination rate for eligible Māori in the region.
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