HE PĀNUI – FISHING LICENCES

Kia ora e te whānau, This year a total of 344 beneficiaries registered for a fishing licence, kai runga noa atu koutou! We are proud to announce that all our registered beneficiaries who entered the ballot for a subsidised Fishing Licence this year, have been granted...

KUA HIKI TE RĀHUI | Rāhui on Lake Rotorua is now lifted

Ka hiki te rāhui ki runga i te moana o Te Rotorua Nui a Kahumatamomoe. Nō tērā wiki tonu, ka whakatō i te rāhui whai muri i te whāinga o te tūpāpaku ki te one ki Waerenga, kei te rohe moana o Ngāti Rangiwewehi iwi me te hapū o Pāruaharanui. The Rāhui on Lake Rotorua...

KUA RĀHUI TE MOANA | Rāhui to be placed on Lake Rotorua

He Maimai Aroha! He Kura Tangihia! Kāore te aroha ki a tātou katoa e pani nei, ka mutu, i te aituā nui ki te moana o Te Rotorua nui a Kahumatamomoe i ngā rangi tata nei. Ngāti Rangiwewehi with the support of Te Arawa Lakes Trust have placed a Rāhui on Lake Rotorua...

Information: Sir Toby Curtis Tangihanga

Update: Parking has been moved to ROTOITI RUGBY CLUB. This is due to weather conditions. E ngā reo, e ngā mana, e ngā kārangakaranga. For those who wish to pay their respects, please make contact with Piki Thomas and Dennis Curtis (their details are in the link below)...
Te Arawa extends ground-breaking health delivery

Te Arawa extends ground-breaking health delivery

A landmark partnership between iwi and Māori health providers – including Te Arawa Lakes Trust – is another step forward in designing and delivering equitable health outcomes for Te Arawa whānau. Called Taki O Autahi, the partnership involves Te Hau Ora o Ngāpuhi, Te...
Climate Change and Rotorua Urban Intensification

Climate Change and Rotorua Urban Intensification

Te Arawa Lakes Trust sees the relationship between Rotorua Lakes Council and the urban intensification of Rotorua as an opportunity. Te Urunga o Kea Climate Change Coordinator Lani Kereopa says there needs to be a focus on the health and wellbeing of the environment....