E- Pānui - Pipiri

Ngāi Te Rangi Iwi e-Pānui View this email in your browser     Matakana Island Environment Court Hearing In May 2017, Ngā Hapū o Ngā Moutere o Matakana were forced to return to the Environment Court for a week long hearing  to defend Te Ure o Kotikoti (Barrier side of Matakana Island) from Regional Council planning rules that would enable greater residential development pressure on Matakana Island.   Ngā Hapū o Ngā Moutere o Matakana presented evidence setting out the cultural values and significance of Matakana Island and Te Ure o Kotikoti to seek change to the planning rules to elevate all of Te Ure o Kotikoti to an “Outstanding Natural Feature and Landscape”.   Evidence was presented by Dr Hauata Palmer, Paora Stanley, Ngaraima Taingahue, Brendon Taingahue, Jason Murray along with expert planning and landscape evidence.  All of the witnesses represented their whānau and hapū well.   The significance of the changes sought by Ngā Hapū o Ngā Moutere o Matakana, if granted by the Court, would mean that adverse effects on the natural character of Te Ure o Kotikoti would need to be avoided by any developer.  This in turn would make residential development on Te Ure o Kotikoti extremely difficult.   The Environment Court will take a couple of months to release its decision and Ngāi Te Rangi stand in support of our Matakana hapū in anticipation of a favourable result. Dr Hauata Palmer providing evidence at the Environment Court Hearing held at Classic Flyers. Tauira from Te Kura o Te Moutere O Matakana. Environment Court Hearing. Matakana defending Te Ure o Kotikoti against development. Ngā Tāngata o Ngāi Te Rangi. Every issue we will be profiling a member of Ngāi Te Rangi. Joshua Paul Te Kani   Ngāti Hē, Ngāi Tukairangi, Te Materāwaho, Ngā Potiki, Ngāi Tauwhao, Ngāti Tapu   Opopoti, Hungahungatoroa, Managatawa, Otāwhiwhi, Rangiwaea, Waikari   Radio Host, Producer, Emcee, Pouako, Tutor Whakapapa Ka moe a Te Kani ā Tamatea i a Tongameha, ka puta ko Koraukorau Ka moe a Koraurau i a Tangiwai, ka puta ko Poonotīni. Ka moe a Poonotīni i a Heeni Pēpi, ka puta ko Hōri. Ka moe a Hōri i a Moana, ka puta ko Steven, Ko Dillion, Ko Aisha me ahau. Ka moe i taku wahine areare ko Whakaawa Te Kani. Ka puta ko Frankie raua ko Taiki. Why did you choose this particular career field/Industry? I lived in Hawaii, there I fell in love with radio and wanted to start NZ's first reggae radio station. So, I moved back here and studied radio. As a result I started in promotions with The Radio Network. I was attracted initially to the programming and production side of radio, creating playlists, programs, features and ads. The opportunity then came to work at Moana Radio. I was looking to broaden my knowledge and improve my Reo Māori, and I was keen to work in a Māori environment, so this would give a chance to do both work and study whilst building my base for my own station. The greatest piece of advice you have ever received. "Don't be afraid to fail" "Kia ū te manawarere!" "Give it a go- feel the fear and charge it anyway!" "Tū whiti te hopo!" Your greatest career achievements Winning Best Māori Program at the Iwi Radio Awards 2015 What is up ahead for you? Finishing my Diploma in Te Reo Māori Produce full Reo Māori show on-air on Moana Radio New Business, NZ first Roots Reggae Radio station Building/Papkainga Tour Manager/event emcee Facilitating mau rākau wānanga (Ngā hīhī o Koopuparapara) for primary/intermediate and secondary school in Tauranga Moana Māori Performing Arts tutoring secondary school level- Tauranga Boys College, (Aronui) Kapahaka - Tutarakauika ki Rangataua Whare Tū Tauā - Te Kawa Āriki o Tirikawa Ope Tū Tauā - Commemorative Committee for NZ Land Wars Rugby - Rangataua SCC When you are not working what do you enjoy doing? Time with my family. I'm learning more everyday about keeping a balance with work and home with so much going on its easy to mismanage time, but one thing remains, keep family first. Favourite Rugby team   2016 Baywide Premier Champions & 2016 Baywide 7s Champions - Ngā Pāpaka o Rangataua est.1907 If someone was interested in your career field what advice do you have for them and what is need to achieve this? Patua te whakamā! Dive in, be yourself, stay motivated and be humble.   E whakamānawa ana i ngā whakaihu waka o te ao Mātauranga Congratulations to 24 of our Ngāi Te Rangi uri who graduated from Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiarangi in May. The graduates obtained the following tohu: Masters  2 graduated with Masters of Indigenous Studies  Bachelors  5 graduated in Te Tohu Toi Tangata: Bachelor of Humanities    4 graduated in Te Mana Whakairo a Toi: Bachelor of Maori Performing Arts  Certificates 3 graduated with a certificate in Te Awa Tūāpapa  1 graduated with a certificate in Te Wai Maori ( Fresh Water Management)  1 graduated with a certificate in Ako ki te wananga - Bridging to Teaching/Bridging to Nursing  8 graduated with a certificate in Te Pouhono ki Marae Atea Ka mau te wehi! Yolande Tipuna (Ngāti Hē, Maungatapu) graduated with her Masters in Indigenous Studies from Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiarangi. Photo courtesy of Simone Magner Photography(c). Ngāi Te Rangi Out & About Ngāi Te Rangi CEO Paora Stanley with Canada's Minister of Indigenous Affairs Carolyn Bennett during a visit to Tauranga hosted by Ngāi Te Rangi Iwi on 25 May. A delegation from Ngāi Te Rangi attended Post Budget breakfast in Rotorua. The breakfast was hosted by Minister of Maori Development, Te Ururoa Flavell on 26 May.  Ngā kaupapa o te wā - Pipiri   Tuesday 6th June Submissions on the Mauao Reserve Management Plan to be submitted to Ngā Poutiriao o Mauao (Joint Management Board). All submissions can be sent to [email protected] 6th - 9th Blue Light Expo - Education around reducing alcohol related Health and Social harms, during school hours. Classic Flyers, Jean Batten Drive, Mount Maunganui.  Wednesday 7th June  "Hoki Wairua Mai" Lecture with Antoine Coffin, the discovery of 112 taonga held in the Melbourne Museum. Antoine and his wife conducted research into the objects which originate from Waihi Beach, Mount Maunganui, Gate Pa and the Tauranga area. Booking is essential [email protected]  5.30pm-6.30pm, Tauranga Library Poipoia te Mokopuna, Mount Soccer Club, Links Ave, Mt Maunganui 10am Free Mobile Doctors service for Youth and whanau, every Wednesday night - Katikati, Te Rereatukahia Marae 6pm- 9pm Thursday 8th June Ngāi Te Rangi Pākeke Hui, Waikari Marae, 10am-2pm Free Mobile Doctors Service for Youth and whanau every Thursday night Hartford Ave, Papamoa 6pm-7.30pm Salvation Army, Eversham Road, 7.45pm-9.15pm Friday 9 June   Free Mobile Doctors Service for Youth and whanau every Friday night  Merivale Community Centre 6pm-7.30pm   Welcome Bay Hall, Welcome Bay 7.45pm- 10pm Saturday 10 June Methamphetamine Seminar - Waiteti Marae, 30 Waiteti Road, Ngongotaha, Rotorua 10am-4pm  Wednesday 14 June Poipoia te Mokopuna, Mount Soccer Club, Links Ave, Mt Maunganui 10am Wednesday 21 June Poipoia te Mokopuna, Mount Soccer Club, Links Ave Mt Maunganui 10am-12pm Te Rūnanga o Ngaī Te Rangi Iwi Trust & Ngāi Te Rangi Settlement Trust Board of Trustees Hui 9am-3pm , Te Runanga. Thursday 22 June CAYAD Meth Forum, 22-23rd June, Fickling Convention Centre Mount Albert, Auckland  Friday/Saturday 31 June- 1 July Mauao Planting Day, 9am-12pm, all equipment will be provided please register your interest to [email protected]. If you have any kaupapa or events you would like to add to the Iwi Calendar please email [email protected] Copyright © *|CURRENT_YEAR|* *|LIST:COMPANY|*, All rights reserved. *|IFNOT:ARCHIVE_PAGE|* *|LIST:DESCRIPTION|* Our mailing address is: *|HTML:LIST_ADDRESS_HTML|* *|END:IF|* Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list *|IF:REWARDS|* *|HTML:REWARDS|* *|END:IF|*