Iwi - Hapu - Roopu - Trusts

Te Aupouri Maori Trust Board is a statutory board established under the Maori Trust Boards Act 1955. The functions of the Board are 'to administer its assets in accordance with the provisions of this Act for the general benefit of all its beneficiaries, and, for that purpose the Board may, in its discretion, provide money for the benefit or the advancement in life of any specific beneficiary, or of any class or classes of beneficiaries'.

WHO? Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti is a separate and distinct traditional iwi on the East Coast of Aotearoa. Our iwi derived it's traditional mana status and mana rohe through well known and widely documented BATTLES of our tipuna HAUITI. Centred in Uawa / Tolaga Bay the tribal boundaries of our ancestral rohe lie between, "Tawhiti-a-Pawa ki Toka Taiau i te awa o Turanganui" (see "Wlliams J.A. Politics of the New Zealand Maori, protest and Co-operation 1891 - 1909", 1969, pg. 53). Geographically, from Tokomaru Bay to Ka-iti in Gisborne. WHAT? Today, whanau of Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti have organised around a growing group of supporters that continues to gain wide and knowledgeable recognition from around the motu. Our organisation is striving to gain recognition of our traditional iwi rights - primarily before 'state mechanisms' - based, on our documented ancestral history, distinct whakapapa and whenua interests. CURRENTLY? It is a major focus of our Iwi organisation to call our whanau from around the motu - who affiliate to Te Aitanga-a-Hauiti to voice and add their support to the efforts of whanau at home. BENEFICIARY REGISTRATION? The best way to provide your support is by registering. This can be achieved by visiting our FACEBOOK PAGE. (You do not have to be a member of Facebook). Go to LINKS TAB for details! Nga mihinui!

The Te Aitanga a Mahaki Trust was incorporated in 1995 to 'advance and promote Te Aitanga a Mahaki as an Iwi.'

Taumata Hauora Trust’s values and beliefs are based on the four cornerstones of Tika, Pono, Maramatanga and Kotahitanga. These are underpinned by the Treaty of Waitangi and anchored by Tikanga Maori, and work under a Whanau, Iwi, Hapu, Ora philosophy.

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A deep-rooted Maori cultural concept, Manaakitanga places a responsibility on us as your hosts to give you the best of ourselves, our time and our history. A feeling you'll return home with, Manaakitanga begins the moment you arrive in Rotorua whether seeking adventure, rejuvenation, experiences with nature and earth forces, or soaking up Maori and European history, art and culture.

Tanenuiarangi Manawatu Incorporated ("TMI") has been the mandated iwi for Rangitaane O Manawatu since 1989. Its members are the natural descendants of the hapu of Rangitaane O Manawatu. These hapu include: Ngati Hineaute - Palmerston North District Te Rangitepaia - Manawatu/Horowhenua District Te Rangiaranaki - Palmerston North/Horowhenua District Ngati Mairehau - Manawatu/Horowhenua District Te Rangitauira (Ngati Tauira) - Manawatu/Rangitikei District

Poutiri Trust is a Maori owned company specialising in health. The company has a network of 22 affiliated healthcare providers throughout the Bay of Plenty. These providers are known as the Poutiri Network.

Parininihi Ki Waitotara Incorporation (PKW) is based in Taranaki, New Zealand, where it manages the interests of its 8,000 shareholders. These interests include 22,000 hectares of productive farm land, 15 dairy farms as well as dairy farm partnerships in New Zealand and Australia.

Te Uri o Hau is a Northland hapu or sub tribe of Ngati Whatua and descends from the ancestor Haumoewaarangi through Hakiputatomuri. The tribe has approximately 6,500 members, with most of its beneficiaries living in either Auckland or close to their ancestral lands in the Northern Kaipara region. Te Uri o Hau people can also be found in Australia, America and across Indonesia.