Notice of AGM

TE KAPU O WAITAHA — ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

Registered Trust Members are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of Te Kapu o Waitaha.

Venue: Hei Marae, Manoeka Road, Manoeka, Te Puke 3183
Date: Saturday 28 February 2026

Programme:

  • 9.00am – 10.30am – Bus Tour
  • 11.00am – 12.30pm – AGM Reports
  • 1.00pm – Kai o te wā

Annual Reports will be available online from 25 February 2026 at
www.waitaha-iwi.org.nz
Hard copies will be available at the AGM and from the Trust Office.

AGM Agenda:

  1. Karakia / Mihi
  2. Receive and approve apologies
  3. Receive and approve previous minutes (4 May 2025)
  4. Matters arising
  5. Chair’s Report
  6. General Manager’s Report
  7. Receive and approve Te Kapu o Waitaha Group Audited Accounts (ending 30 June 2025)
  8. Approve Te Kapu o Waitaha Trust Group Auditor
  9. Notified General Business only (email info@waitaha-iwi.org.nz by 12.00pm, 27 February 2026)
  10. Acknowledgements and Closing Karakia

Notice by Board Administration
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Time: 6pm

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Waitaha 2025

On Sunday 22nd June 2025 - Waitaha Iwi & the local community welcomed and celebrated together at the horizon view of Pātakitahi the māori new year - te tau hou Māori. Mānawatia a Matariki!

Te Kiore - Site Visit

On Wednesday 2nd July 2025, Waitaha decendants gathered at the recently discovered historical pā site of Te Kiore.

As part of the ongoing archaeological works at Karaka Pine Village, significant discoveries were found, including areas of ancient garden soils and additional living pā sites, offering deeper insight into the footprints of our tūpuna upon this whenua. It was an opportunity for the different generations to gather, discover the unhidden value of the past and to reclaim and embrace who we are uniquely as Waitaha.