Annual Report 2020-21 by Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

2021

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AN N UAL RE PORT

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CONTENTS DIRECTORY

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THE BOARD

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CHAIRMAN & CEO REPORT

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PERFORMANCE

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HIGHLIGHTS

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NGĀ ARA MĀTUA

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POU TAIAO

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POU TIKANGA

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POU TANGATA

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POU TĀTĀWHAI

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OUR ORGANISATION

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TAUPŌ WATERS TRUST

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TAUPŌ MOANA GROUP HOLDINGS

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INVESTMENT REPORT

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TŪWHARETOA MĀORI TRUST BOARD FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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AUDITORS REPORT

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TAUPŌ WATERS TRUST FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

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AUDITORS REPORT

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GRANT RECIPIENTS

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$2.4m

years

GRANTS & SUPPORT DISTRIBUTED TO NGĀTI TŪWHARETOA

NUMBER OF YEARS UNTIL TRUST BOARD’S 100th CENTENARY

$427k

MARAE CAPITAL WORKS GRANTS

$315k

KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANTS

$256k

MARAE INSURANCE PREMIUMS

$9.2m

NET SURPLUS

$842k

EDUCATION GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS

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23,000 NUMBER OF REGISTERED MEMBERS

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DIRECTORY

pātaka ingoa

Bank

Bank of New Zealand

Accountants

KPMG, Hamilton

Auditors

Silks Audit, Wanganui

Solicitors

Kāhui Legal, Wellington

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TH E B OAR D

ko ngā mema poari 2017 – 2020 term

Hon Dame Georgina Te Heuheu

Danny Loughlin

Deputy Chairman

Tiwana Tibble

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Tangonui Kingi

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John Bishara Chairman

Heemi Biddle

Judy Harris

Ngahere Wall

Maria Nepia

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TH E B OAR D

ko ngā mema poari 2021 – 2024 term

Danny Loughlin

Heemi Biddle

Ngahere Wall

Te Takinga New

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John Bishara Chairman

Hon Dame Georgina Te Heuheu Deputy Chairman

Judy Harris

Tangonui Kingi

Trish Otimi

Channey Iwikau

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CHAIRMAN AND CEO REPORT

ko te pūrongo a te tiamana me te kaiwhakahaere matua

JOHN BISHARA Tiamana Chairman

ko tongariro te maunga ko taupō te moana ko tūwharetoa te iwi ko te heuheu te tangata

Ka nui tō mātou harikoa i te horanga o te Rīpoata ā-tau me te Rīpoata Pūtea o Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board mō te tau i oti i te 30 o Pipiri 2021.

We are pleased to present the 2021 Annual Report and the Annual Financial Statements for the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board for the year ended 30 June 2021.

I tāngia tēnei rīpoata i te mate urutā Kōwheori-19 e horapa tonu nei.

Our report is made against the background of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

E rongo tonu ana ngā hapori me ngā whanau o Ngāti Tūwharetoa i ngā pēhitanga o Kōwheori-19 i Aotearoa nei, i tāwāhi anō hoki.

COVID-19 continues to affect the lives and communities of Ngāti Tūwharetoa whānau across Aotearoa New Zealand and those living abroad.

Ahakoa ngā pēhitanga o te wā e kawe tonu ana mātou i ngā mahi me ngā kaupapa i tēnei tau e ripoatangia ana. Heoi anō, tērā ētehi wā i kati o mātou tari e ū ai ki ngā ture o ngā taumata ohiti.

Overall, we have been able to maintain our operations and services during the reporting period. Though, at times our offices had to be closed to comply with certain alert level rules.

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N G Ā K AU PA PA N U I

HIGHLIGHTS

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E raupapa nei ko ngā Kaupapa Nui:

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Ko te $2.4 miriona tāra te tapeketanga pūtea āwhina i tukuna ki a Ngāti Tūwharetoa;

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Ko te rongohanga a te Kōti Teitei i tō mātou tono mo ngā wai o Taupō;

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Some of our key highlights include: •

$2.4 million in grants and support distributed to Ngāti Tūwharetoa

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The High Court hearing our Declaratory Judgment application on Taupō Waters;

Ngā kokenga whakamua me te Karauna e kītea ai ngā hua mo Ngāti Tūwharetoa i raro i te Kawenata Karauna; waihoki

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Progress being made with the Crown to advance the interests of Ngāti Tūwharetoa under our Crown Accord; and;

He $9.2 miriona tāra ngā toenga pūtea.

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A $9.2 million net surplus

N G Ā K Ō R E R O TA H U A P Ū T E A

F I N A N C I A L C O M M E N TA R Y

Ahakoa ngā pōhauhau a te Kōwheri-19 ki runga ki te Ōhanga, he $2.4 miriona te wāriu o ngā karāti me ngā pūtea tautoko i tukuna ki ngā uri i tēnei tau.

Despite the uncertainty which COVID-19 has brought to the economy, we delivered $2.4 million of grants and support to our people during the reporting period.

He $9.2 miriona tāra ngā toenga pūtea (ko te $3.7 miriona i tērā tau).

We achieved a net surplus of $9.2 million (compared to $3.7 million for the previous year).

Nā te whakawhiwhinga o te Tarahati ki ngā moni haumi me ngā moni karāti i tino eke ai te tahua pūtea. Ko te hua, ko te tipuranga o te wāriu o a mātou rawa mā te $13,5% mai i ngā pūtea o tērā tau. He hua pai tēnei mō te whakapūmau i ngā kokenga whakamua mō ngā mema hei ngā tau kei te heke mai. H I G H C O U R T D E C L A R AT O R Y J U D G M E N T

I rangona e te Kōti Teitei to mātou tono nō te tau 2017 kia mārama kehokeho te wāhi ki o mātou mana ki ngā wai o Taupō moana. I tū tēnei hui ki te Kōti Teitei i Te Whanganuia-Tara i te marama o Māhuru i te tau 2020. I roto i te whakatau a Te Kooti Teitei i puta i te Hurae 2021, ka puritia e mātou te mana ki te tuku raihana, nama hoki ki ngā pakihi i runga i te moana.

The increase was due to the significant growth in investments and an increase in grant revenue received which favourably impacted our overall group revenue. As a result of this, the group’s balance sheet has improved and has seen a large asset growth of 13.5% since last year. This is a pleasing result that will provide a stronger future for members in years to come. H I G H C O U R T D E C L A R AT O R Y J U D G M E N T

Our application in 2017 to the High Court for a Declaratory Judgment to clarify our property rights in Taupō Waters was finally heard. The hearing took place at the High Court in Wellington in September 2020. In its decision released in July 2021, the High Court has upheld our right to licence and charge commercial operators on the lake.

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He hua pai tēnei e mārama ai ngā rōpū katoa kei a wai te mana mo ngā rawa nei. Kua whakamanahia ā-ture nei ō mātou mana hei kaitiaki, hei rangatira hoki mō ngā wai o Taupō. KO N GĀ KŌWH I R I N GA P OA R I

E ai ki te Ture Tarahati Māori 1955, me mātua whakarite hui mātou hei whakatau i ngā mema poari i ia toru tau. I tēnei tau e ripoatangia ana, i tū ngā Kōwhiringa Mema Poari mō ngā tau 20212014. E mihi nui ana ki a Tiwana Tibble i te huhua o ngā hua i taka mai ki te Poari nōna e noho ana hei mema poari. Kua eke tōna tūranga ki tōna mutunga. Ka noho mai a Tiwana hei ūpoko mō Taupō Moana Group Holdings, tā mātou peka arumoni. E mihi ana ki a Te Takinga New, Trish Otimi me Channey Iwikau i whai tūranga ki te poari i ngā kōwhiringa 2021. T E K A W E N ATA K A R A U N A

E āta koke ana ngā whai pānga o Ngāti Tūwharetoa i raro i ngā whakaritenga Kawenata i waenga i a Ngāti Tūwharetoa me te Kāwanatanga. Ko te whainga matua o te tau ko te waihanga i tētahi mahere mahi kia aronuitia ngā whakapaunga kaha, ā, kia whakarite i ngā hereherenga mō ngā hua. E haere tonu ana ngā mahi whakatau nawe mō ngā papa awa kāore anō kia hoki mai, ā, me te whakatau i ngā tikanga mō ngā ara/rori o Taupō. Waihoki, e haere tonu ana ngā mahi tiaki mātauranga mō Ngā Wai o Taupō. TA O N G A T U K U I H O

Kua piki haere te pai o a mātou aroturuki i ngā wai o Taupō me ōna kōawa. He mea timata tēnei mahi i te Hōngongoi 2020 nō te whakawhitinga o tēnei āheinga ki a mātou mai i te Kaunihera-ā-rohe o Waikato.

This is a positive outcome which clarifies our property rights for all parties concerned and recognises our status as owners and kaitiaki of Taupō Waters. TR U S T B OA R D E LE C TI O N S

Under the Māori Trust Board Act 1955, we are required to convene triennial board member elections every three years. During the reporting period, the election of Board Members for the 2021 – 2024 term took place. We would like to acknowledge Tiwana Tibble for his many contributions made to the organisation upon expiry of his term. Tiwana remains as a director on our commercial subsidiary, Taupō Moana Group Holdings. We also extend our congratulations to Te Takinga New, Trish Otimi and Channey Iwikau who were all elected to the Board in the 2021 elections. CROWN ACCO R D

Steady progress is being made under our Crown Accord to advance the interests of Ngāti Tūwharetoa with government. The key focus during the reporting period has been in developing a work plan to focus effort and create accountability for outcomes. Some of the work involved includes resolving unreturned river beds, clarifying statutory rights of way on Taupō Waters and protecting our mātauranga about Ngā Wai o Taupō. TA O N G A T U K U I H O

We have made good progress carrying out water monitoring functions on and around Taupō Waters following the transfer of this function to the Trust Board from the Waikato Regional Council in July 2020.

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Ko Tongariro te maunga Ko Taupō te moana Ko Tūwharetoa te iwi Ko te Heuheu te tangata

mahi rangatira ki te iwi SHANE HEREMAIA Kaiwhakahaere Matua Chief Executive Officer

Ko Ngāti Tūwharetoa te iwi tuatahi i Aotearoa ki te whakawhiti āheinga pēnei mā roto tonu i te Ture Whakahaere Rawa.

Ngāti Tūwharetoa became the first iwi in Aotearoa under the Resource Management Act to be transferred such functions.

E aro nuitia ana ngā Riwhōma Kāwanatanga e pā ana ki ngā āheinga wai me te tiaki i ngā takiwā taiao Māori. Ko tā mātou he arotutuki i ngā whanaketanga me te tiaki i te mana tiaki o Tūwharetoa i ōna wai me ōna whenua. KŌWH EO R I -19

Recent proposed government reforms concerning water supply and regulation and the ongoing protection of significant natural areas is of high interest to us. We are closely monitoring these developments and advocating for the protection of Tūwharetoa water and land rights.

Kua rewa te kaupapa tiaki whanau mā te wero ārai-mate a te Kāwanatanga i tēnei tau.

COVI D -19

Kua aronui mātou ki te whakahau i ngā whanau ki te toro atu ki ngā puna mātauranga pono e pai ai tā rātou whakatau tikanga mō te wero ārai- mate. He mea tuku mā te pae papori, mā te kiriata me te tuku mēra. I mahi tahi mātou ki te Tari o Te Ariki, Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust me Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable Trust ki te whakarite hōtaka wero ārai-mate mō ngā whānau, ā, me te tuku tīkiti hokomaha ki ngā kaumātua.

The government’s rollout of a vaccine to protect whānau has been underway during the year. We have focussed our efforts on encouraging our whānau to use trusted information to help make an informed decision about being vaccinated. Our outreach has been via social media, video and mailouts. During the lockdown we worked with the Ariki’s Office, Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust and Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable

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E koke whakamua ana ngā uri kua whai tūranga mahi mā roto i te kaupapa o Ringa Raupā. He mahi whakatikatika i ō mātou marae tō rātou aronga nui. HE MIHI

E rere ana ngā mihi ki ngā uri o Ngāti Tūwharetoa e whakapono ana ki a mātou e kawe nei i ngā mahi hei hua mō tatou.

Trust to make vaccination bookings for whānau and provide supermarket vouchers for our kaumātua in affected areas. Those of our people employed as part of our Ringa Raupā project to carry out maintenance and project work at marae have continued to make good progress. ACK N OWLE DG E M E NT S

E mihi ana ki ngā Mema Poari mō rātou e whakatau ana i ngā aronga nui me te arataki hoki i a mātou rautaki mahi.

We acknowledge the people of Ngāti Tūwharetoa who place their trust in us, to work and act in their best interests.

Ki ngā kaimahi, ki te hunga e whakatīnana ana i ngā whainga o te Poari, tēna koutou i ā koutou whakapaunga kaha mō te kaupapa.

We acknowledge our Board Members who provide vision and leadership, and who set our strategic direction. To our staff, who implement the Board’s vision and goals – thank you for your hard work and effort. Ka nui te mihi ki a koutou katoa.

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K AUPAPA

mahi rangatira ki te iwi

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PERFORMANCE

ko te pātaka pāranga

/ T O TA L S U P P O R T D I S T R I B U T E D A N D A W A R D E D A S :

2021

2020

$2.4m

$2.8 m

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/ T O TA L S U P P O R T O F $ 2 . 4 M D I S T R I B U T E D A N D AWA R D E D A S :

EDUCATION GRANTS & SUPPORT

ENVIRONMENTAL, MARAE CAPITAL LEADERSHIP, WORKS PROJECTS SPORTS & CULTURAL INITIATIVES

$842k

MARAE, IWI & HAPŪ SUPPORT

$199k

$538k

$427k

KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANTS

RANGATAHI & COMMUNITY SUPPORT

$315k

$59k

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MARAE INSURANCE PREMIUMS

$256k

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NET SURPLUS

TOTAL ASSETS

TOTAL REVENUE

EQUITY

$9.2m

$88m

$17m

$85m

/F I V E Y E A R C O N S O L I D AT E D P E R F O R M A N C E TO 2020 / 2021

12000

10000

Thousands

8000

6000

4000

2000

Surplus before Grants and Lakebed Revaluation

2017

Grants Paid

2018

2019

Surplus (deficit) after Grants Paid

2020

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/P O U TA I A O

We are kaitiaki of our moana and awa N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A M E R C U R Y D E V E L O P M E N T G R O U P

T O TA L S U P P O R T

$218k

TŪWHARETOA INITIATIVES

RANGATAHI INITIATIVES

SPORTS

WĀNANGA

$102k

$44k

$22k

$10k

LEADERSHIP INITIATIVES

ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

$6k

$32k

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/ N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A G E N E S I S E N E R G Y C O M M I T T E E

T O TA L S U P P O R T

$320k

ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS

TŪWHARETOA INITIATIVES

EDUCATION INITIATIVES

SPORTS

$5k

$94k

$27k

$20k

RANGATAHI ACTIVITIES

MARAE SUSTAINABILITY

WĀNANGA

$95k

$38k

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/P OU TIKANGA

Ngāti Tūwharetoa live as Tūwharetoa

$427k

$256k

$3k

MARAE CAPITAL WORKS PROJECTS

TOTAL ANNUAL MARAE INSURANCE PREMIUM

TOTAL MARAE INSURANCE CLAIMS PAID

/P O U TA N G ATA

Ngāti Tūwharetoa are educated, healthy and connected

2,064

$842k

562

$315k

TOTAL NUMBER OF EDUCATION GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS

TOTAL SUPPORT FOR EDUCATION & SCHOLARSHIPS

TOTAL NUMBER OF KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANT APPLICATIONS

TOTAL SUPPORT FOR KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANTS

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/ E D U C AT I O N G R A N T S & S C H O L A R S H I P S

T O TA L S U P P O R T

TERTIARY

$334k

$842k

EARLY CHILDHOOD & TE KŌHANGA REO

$297k

TRADE TRAINING

SCHOLARSHIPS

$7k

$15k

SECONDARY SCHOOL NCEA

SPECIAL NEEDS

$159k

$30k

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/ K A U M ĀT U A M E D I C A L G R A N T S

T O TA L S U P P O R T

$315k

DENTAL

EYE TREATMENT

HEARING

TRAVEL EXPENSES

$161k

$83k

$65k

$6k

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/P O U TA N G ATA

Ngāti Tūwharetoa are educated, healthy and connected IWI , HAPŪ AN D MAR AE AC TIVITI E S SUPPORTED IN 2020 -2021

T O TA L S U P P O R T

IWI

$199k

HAPŪ

MARAE

Provided to support Iwi, hapū and marae activities:

• • •

Paramountcy Matua Tu Taua

• •

Marae Fishing Licences Tamariki Fishing Licences

Kaumātua Dinners

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T O TA L S U P P O R T

RANGATAHI

$97k

COMMUNITY EVENTS

COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS

Provided to support rangatahi and community events and organisations:

• • • • • • • •

Tūrangi Rangatahi Hub Coastguard Tūrangi Volunteer Fire Brigade Foodbanks – Mangakino, Taupō, Tūrangi and Taumarunui Ironkidz Tūrangi Christmas in the Park Kids Greening Taupō Tūrangi Land Search and Rescue

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HIGHLIGHTS

ngā pikinga

N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A P R O P E R T Y R I G H T S IN L AKE U PHE LD BY HIG H COU RT

In August 2017 we filed an application to the High Court for a Declaratory Judgment to clarify the extent of our property rights in relation to commercial entities operating on the lake. For various reasons, including the COVID-19 pandemic, it was not until September 2020 that our application was heard in Wellington. The High Court released its decision in July 2021 and upheld the property rights of Tūwharetoa, including our ability to require commercial operators to be licenced and to pay a fee for running their business on our property. The Declaratory Judgment has provided clarity for all concerned. During the pandemic, in good faith, we have provided support to our local community and operators by not charging fees.

A N I M AT E D V I D E O B R I N G S T O L I F E T Ū WHA R E TOA S TO RY A B O U T TH E W A I K AT O A W A

We partnered with the Ngā Kaihautu o te Awa o Waikato Committee, Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group and Ngāti Tūwharetoa Genesis Energy Committee to produce the ‘Waikato the Wanderer’ animated video. The video tells a Ngāti Tūwharetoa story about the creation of the Waikato Awa. It was produced as a key resource for Ngāti Tūwharetoa hapū, marae, whānau and kura so that our mātauranga and tupuna kōrero is shared and strengthened. A launch for the video was held at the Starlight Cinema in Taupō for Tūwharetoa whānau and has since had thousands of views online. To watch the video – go to our YouTube channel.

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R I N G A R AU PA P R OJ E C T P R OV I D E S J O B S FO R T Ū WHA R E TOA U R I

C A R I N G F O R O U R TA O N G A T U K U I H O – W AT E R M O N I T O R I N G

We were successful in securing government funding in September 2020 under the Provincial Growth Fund to enable us to establish our Ringa Raupa project. The year long project created full time employment for ten (10) Tūwharetoa people.

Following the July 2020 transfer of water monitoring functions to the Trust Board from the Waikato Regional Council – our Natural Resources team have received on the job training to understand the technical aspects of water monitoring work.

The project involved carrying out marae renovation and maintenance work around the rohe. To date, the team has completed a variety of projects at Waihi, Kakahi, Otukou and Korohe marae. They were scheduled to complete work at Nukuhau marae at the end of October.

Tūwharetoa became the first iwi in the country to be transferred such functions usually carried out by a council under the Resource Management Act.

The project has been such a success we are now looking to fund it for another twelve-month term to provide continued employment for our people.

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N G Ā A R A M ĀT U A 2018 - 2021

P O U TA I A O

POU TIKANGA

we are kaitiaki of our moana and awa

ngāti tūwharetoa live as tūwharetoa

For generations Ngāti Tūwharetoa have held and maintained mana whenua within the Taupō catchment. This intrinsic reciprocal relationship alongside our ownership as described (in part) by the 2007 Deed and the Waikato Awa River Legislation weave the whāriki by which the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board are stewards over Taupō Waters and Awa.

We capture and maintain our Tūwharetoa mātauranga and are committed to ensuring the sustainability of our marae.

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K AU PA PA

TIKANGA

mahi rangatira ki te iwi

mahi tika, mahi pono

P O U TA N G ATA

P O U TĀTĀ W H A I

ngati tūwharetoa are educated, healthy, and connected

we are a high performing organisation that is commercially successful with meaningful relationships in place

We are successful and leaders within our chosen ﬁelds. Our quality of life is always improving, we are healthy and active, and we maintain strong relationships with our whānau, hapū and iwi.

The organisation is supported by sound policies and robust governance and operating procedures.

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P O U TA I A O

we are kaitiaki of our moana and awa For generations, Ngāti Tūwharetoa have held and maintained mana whenua within the Taupō catchment. This intrinsic reciprocal relationship alongside our ownership, as described (in part) by the 2007 Deed and the Waikato Awa River Legislation, weave the whāriki by which the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board are stewards over Tāupo waters and Awa.

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N G Ā K A I H A U T Ū O T E A W A O W A I K AT O

Ngā Kaihautū o Te Awa o Waikato was established to develop long term restoration plans and monitoring work for the Waikato Awa. Committee members are appointed by Te Hikuwai o Tūwharetoa marae. We provide Ngā Kaihautū with advisory and administrative support to help the committee achieve their objectives. Ngā Kaihautū o te Awa o Waikato members: Name

Marae / organisation

Ruby Pitiroi

Chairperson Te Rangiita

Emerina Adams

Maroa-nui-a-Tia

Ngahere Wall

Pākira

Mark Ross

Waipahīhī

Mere Maniapoto

Mōkai

Matiu Heperi Northcroft

Tūtetawhā

Kristy Northcroft

alternate – Tūtetawhā

Madeleine Tuhakaraina

Nukuhau

Danny Loughlin

Trust Board member

Judy Harris

Trust Board member

The video was well received by stakeholders and kura and will serve as an educational resource for the future. Waikato the Wanderer is available to view on our YouTube channel. Co-jointly hosted community planting days have continued to be a popular means of engagement with whānau, tamariki and the wider community. Ngā Kaihutū collaborates with Greening Taupō to make these planting events happen. The committee has developed a poster specifically for the Waikato Awa to encourage better waste management practice and behaviour along the riverbank. The signs are progressively being installed.

Ngā Kaihautū has focussed on developing its 10 year Strategic Plan for the 2021-2031 period. Digital production work on the committee’s animination project – Waikato the Wanderer – was finalised during the year. The video was launched at a special screening held at Starlight Taupō Cinema in July 2021. Waikato the Wanderer is a 16-minute animated video which tells a Ngāti Tūwharetoa story about the creation of the Waikato Awa.

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Following a waste spill into the Waipuwerawera stream by Contact Energy in February 2019 we have continued to monitor restorative action and work with Contact Energy. A further planting day was held in August 2021 to help restore the natural environment. Waikato Regional Council Joint Management Agreement We actively engage with the Waikato Regional Council both under the terms of our Joint Management Agreement and with Council delivery staff responsible for water quality, testing and spillages. Our bi-annual meetings of the cogovernance committee and co-management committee enable us to advocate strongly in the best interests of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. Proposed Joint Management Agreement with Taupō District Council Engagement with the Taupō District Council on the development of a Joint Management Agreement has been slow. The level of desired progress has been impacted by Council’s capability and capacity to deliver within the timeframes. We are hopeful that better progress will be achieved to develop a robust agreement during the new financial year. Notifications During the reporting period we received 310 notifications for review – this is an increase up from 280 notifications received for the 2019-20 period. We have continued to review council proposals and provide input into council consents, policy and regulations with a key focus on Taupō Waters. Over this reporting period submissions and representations were made in addition to beach clean-ups and vegetation restoration around our lake and tributaries, including:

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Te Rangiita Rubbish/Debris Foreshore/Lakebed Clean up and Planting

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Tongariro River Erosion and Flood Works

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Tauranga Taupō River Annual Works

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Hangarito Maintenance Works

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Waitahanui Erosion River Management

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Kuratau Erosion Management and Maintenance Works

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Tūrangi Water Supply Water

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Tūrangi Wastewater Treatment Plant Consents

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Motutere Wastewater Treatment Plant Consents

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TDC & WRC Long Term Plan Submissions

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Water Services Bill Submission

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Draft Management Plan for Taupo Waters by the Taupo-nui-a-Tia Management Board Submission

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Taupo Hot Springs Submission

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Whareroa WTP Upgrade

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Contact Energy - GeoFuture Wairakei Consents

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Spa Hotel Complex Development Consents

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Wairakei Zipline

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Exposure Draft of the Natural & Built Environment Bill Submission

Weed Management Weed management continues to be an ongoing issue which we continue to work alongside hapū on. In 2018, a monitoring plan was created and implemented with Ngāti Turumakina. Freshwater kōura is used as an indicator species as well as water monitoring methods for Huri Taniwha. Lake weed tends to be exposed when the lake is at a lower than normal level during dry

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periods when there is low rainfall and snow melt. Weed management work was scheduled in 2020, however, this had to be cancelled due to COVID-19. Marae Fishing Licences and Boat Ramps Interest in fishing licences and boat ramp permits among marae remains strong. These are provided to encourage Tūwharetoa uri to use and enjoy our moana and awa and to provide kai for our marae. During the reporting period 250 fishing licences and 59 boat ramp permits were issued. N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A G E N E S I S E N E R G Y COMMITTEE

The Ngāti Tūwharetoa Genesis Energy Committee was established following agreement between the Trust Board (on behalf of ngā hapū o Ngāti Tūwharetoa) and Genesis Energy in 2000. The agreement aims to mitigate the impacts of the ongoing operation of the Tongariro Power Scheme on Ngāti Tūwharetoa. It has been a productive year for the committee with more than $320K of funding provided for a variety of projects. A key environmental project led by Papakai Marae which the committee previously supported was the completion of the first stage of the restoration of the Taitaia Urupa. During the year, further progress has been made in the second stage which involved further fencing, further clearance of gorse, broom, and blackberry on the western side of the urupa and the gateway into the urupa was repaired. The committee was also pleased to see the completion of a marae sustainability project at Otukou marae. The next phase was started during the year and included

scoping possible alternative energy options for the marae. This work is being carried out in association with Tūrangi based energy consultants, Haurere Energy Solutions. Summary of Grants: Grant area

Amount

Environmental

$5,000.00

Marae Sustainability Infrastructure

$38,080.00

Sports

$20,864.78

Wānanga

$38,800.00

Education

$27,556.03

Rangatahi

$95,968.60

Cultural and other projects

$94,248.00

Total

$320,517.41

N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A M E R C U R Y DEVELOPMENT GROUP

The Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group was established as a result of an agreement signed in October 2002 between Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Mighty River Power (now Mercury). This agreement is a result of the consultation process required for the resource consents to operate the Waikato Hydro Scheme. Funding of $218,000 was approved during the financial year. One of the key projects that the committee supported during the year was the Waihāhā Papakainga Enhancement Project. Stage 1 of the project has been completed. Stage 2 encompasses planting native trees, the installation of composting toilets and kits, composting bin, a water tank and solar pump. The committee was also pleased to support the Ka Hao te Rangatahi initiative that saw 13 Tūwharetoa rangatahi being selected to participate in a seafood and marine industry insights programme led by the Ngāti

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Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable Trust. Summary of Grants: Grant area

Amount

Environmental

$32,751.15

Sports

$22,252.43

Wānanga

$10,700.00

Leadership

$6,000.00

Rangatahi

$44,000.00

Cultural and other projects

$102,328.00

Total

$218,031.58

TA U P Ō W AT E R S - W AT E R M O N I T O R I N G

We have continued to make steady progress implementing water monitoring functions following the transfer of this function from the Waikato Regional Council in July 2020 under Section 33 of the Resource Management Act. The work involves weekly collection of water samples from popular bathing sites around the lake during summer, to testing the water quality at 12 regional rivers which are tributaries to the lake.

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POU TIKANGA

ngāti tūwharetoa live as tūwharetoa We capture and maintain our Tūwharetoa mātauranga and are committed to ensuring the sustainability of our marae.

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P A R A M O U N T C Y & M AT U A T U TA U A

We acknowledge the pivotal role of Ariki Tā Tumu te Heuheu and the work being undertaken by the Ariki to secure the future of Ngāti Tūwharetoa and realise the aspirations of the iwi as outlined in Te Kapua Whakapipi and Ka Ora Kāinga Rua. Assistance is provided to the Matua Tu Taua who practice and maintain the tikanga associated with supporting and protecting Te Arikitanga. The Trust Board has been supporting this kaupapa for more than 20 years.

Due to the pandemic and to keep our marae safe, the first three hui were delivered online via Zoom, with the final one held at Pukawa marae. The first online hui was an opportunity for marae to share ideas and information on how they were coping during the pandemic and procedures implemented to ensure the marae is operating safely. OTH E R TO PIC S COVE R E D WE R E :

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Marae Insurance Scheme (AON New Zealand)

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Building Warrant of Fitness (Taupō District Council)

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Marae Sustainability (Haurere Energy Solutions Ltd)

The final hui in May was an opportunity for our marae to enjoy a Matariki dinner and Matariki kōrero from Napa Otimi. Matariki packs were also distributed to those who participated. MARAE EMERGENCY TRAINING

In collaboration with Fire and Emergency NZ, Waihereora Ltd and Civil Defence, we coordinated the delivery of crisis training to prepare our marae as first responders in the event of an emergency or natural disaster. KO R OWA I AW H I N A

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4 hui delivered

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16 marae represented

Due to COVID-19, only one Emergency Services Training was delivered in May 2021. Nine (9) marae were represented at this year’s training.

Korowai Awhina provides a centralised marae network to disseminate information, discuss issues of collective importance, share knowledge between marae and receive direction/feedback on training and cultural development activities. We facilitate quarterly hui and coordinate training workshops to provide support to marae to help them meet their capability requirements.

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In April 2021, we visited the marae to completed and marae valuations. This is conducted every three years.

M A R A E C A P I TA L W O R K S G R A N T

In partnership with the Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust we provided five (5) marae capital works grants this year to a total value of $427,959.52 The grants were awarded to: •

Hīrangi Marae – Manuhiri shelter and fencing

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Maniaiti Marae – Technical feasibility study for a new wharepuni

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Maroanui Marae – Wharekai upgrade

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Opaea Marae – Wharepaku and kitchen extension

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Waitetoko Marae – Kaumātua room roof replacement

MARAE INSURANCE

The marae insurance initiative was established in the 1980s to ensure marae were safeguarded for future generations. The initial model entailed the Trust Board covering 50% of the premium costs with the remaining 50% the responsibility of the marae. 27 marae were supported with 100% of their insurance premium costs. This is an increase of one from the previous year with the return of Mokai marae. Sixty two percent of marae completed a contents inventory.

PU NA R AU E MI

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100 Matariki packs were distributed at the Korowai Awhina hui – Matariki dinner celebration.

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2,000 calendars distributed

We engaged with Te Kura o Waitahanui, Te Kura o Hīrangi and Te Kura o Ngapuke to provide artwork for the 2021-22 Maramataka. Merchandise packs were provided to each student and kaiako. Each kura also received copies of the maramataka to acknowledge their contribution to the calendar. During the year, we developed and distributed rauemi that recognised the importance of our marae, supported te reo Māori acquisition, assisted with the maintenance and practice of Tūwharetoa reo, waiata, and mātauranga, and provided information on our taiao. The resources were produced in both hardcopy and electronic versions and were distributed to marae, Tūwharetoa kohanga reo, and early childhood centres in Tūrangi and Taupō.

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MARAE TRAINING

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1 training module delivered

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9 marae in attendance

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20 participants

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P O U TA N G ATA

ngāti tūwharetoa are educated, healthy and connected We are successful and leaders within our chosen fields. Our quality of life is always improving, we are healthy and active, and we maintain strong relationships with our whānau, hapū and iwi.

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E D U C AT I O N G R A N T S

Our tupuna had the foresight to identify education as the key to the future success of our people. Education grants remain one of our most popular forms of support. Grants were distributed as shown on a percentage basis in the chart below:

/ E D U C AT I O N G R A N T S & S C H O L A R S H I P S S U M M A R Y

6 1

2 5

Scholarships

35%

Te Kohanga Reo & Early Childhood

19%

Secondary NCEA

Trade Training

40%

Tertiary

Special Needs

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E D U C AT I O N S C H O L A R S H I P S

Education scholarships were awarded to Tūwharetoa uri studying in areas such as science, indigenous studies, law and commerce. Ruby Pitiroi /H apū: Ngāti Te Rangiita / Ngāti Ruingarangi / Ngāti Hinerau / Ngāti Tūtemohutā / P rogramme: Doctor of Philosophy – Victoria University of Wellington

I have been encouraged to pursue this course of study as a way of documenting some of the remains of tribal knowledge related to our spiritual relationship with our waterways. It is a progression from the work I have been doing at the interface between the environment and education for more than a decade. I enjoy researching the issues that are important to our people and hope to continue doing this in the future. It is particularly important to continue re-building the tribal knowledge base that has been severely impacted by colonisation. Ngāti Tūwharetoa whānau should pay attention to what they are passionate about and pursue that. Personal fulfilment, happiness and internal growth are enhanced

when you are driven by what is in your heart. Academic study in your field of interest is one of the paths that can help turn your passion into a career.

Charquera Tobin-Cribb /H apū: Ngāti Te Kohera / P rogramme: Bachelor of Science (Clinical Psychology), Auckland University

Being passionate about supporting people through times of difficulty I chose to study psychology to provide me with the chance to do so. By studying clinical psychology I am able to learn the clinical skills required to stand along side people and support them on their journey to mental well-being. In the future I hope to become a clinical psychologist and practice across Aotearoa. In doing so, it will allow me to work within our communities and provide support to those in need. I would recommend clinical psychology as it allows you to work directly with our communities to help strengthen and support them. Not only this but it also enables you to make a meaningful difference in whānau lives.

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Heni Te Rere O Kapu Unwin /H apū: Ngāti Karauia / P rogramme: Master of Environmental Science, Canterbury University

I go to the moana, the awa, the roto, the ngāhere and my whānau to heal, to feel good and to uplift my wairua. I want to take care of those things that take care of me. This is the pathway where I think I can do that the best. I am currently a Marine Scientist working at Cawthron Institute. I am getting a masters so I can become a better scientist and to better help and uplift Māori communities through the science sector. Currently, only two percent of all scientists are Māori and Pasifika. All Māori are scientist because our mātauranga and ways of knowing is based off science. We have a better way of understanding the taiao and can take better care of the taiao for future generations.

Andrew Karatea /N gāti Waewae / P rogramme: Bachelor of Laws and Commerce, Auckland University

I chose to study law because it is something that I am passionate about. Having the chance to learn about the structures that govern society is something that is particularly interesting to me. However, the chance to help mould society that comes with earning a law degree is even more enticing. For me, the combination of theoretical understanding and the ability to make a difference is why I chose to study for my degree. Honestly, it is hard to tell exactly where I want to end up in the future. I have a passion for Māori issues and would love to have a career in Māori Land law or Iwi Governance. I would love to have the chance to work for the Waitangi tribunal as well. But for now, who knows what will happen to me! Law and business degrees are often (wrongly) perceived as boring and unhelpful for anyone seeking an exciting career. I would say that they are some of the most degrees possible though. Studying law and business helps you to better understand the world, and country, that we live in and opens the door for a huge range of exciting and engaging careers.

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Tesa-Maree Herena Tewhareturoroa /H apū: Ngāti Hine / P rogramme: Bachelor of Laws – Waikato University

I choose to study a Bachelor of Laws and Political Science because it is part of my career development, which includes working in policy. I also want to improve social policies for better outcomes. The opportunities I seek are in the government to develop social policies to make it easier for people. I would also like to see more consistency in policy development. I would recommend that other Tūwharetoa uri study law because it opens up a lot of opportunities. A law background also enables one to gain a wide range of skills that can be adapted to any role.

Priscilla Te Moana /H apū: Ngāti Turumakina / P rogramme: Masters of Indigenous Studies - Te Whare Wānanga o

Awanuiarangi I choose this area of study as it is an area that I have a strong interest in and where I can hopefully help to make a positive change in Te Ao Māori by being a positive role model. My Masters thesis centres around a subject which is close to my heart that is mental health from a Māori perspective. The main goal is to attain my Masters in Indigenous Studies, a subject that is important for our people to understand where we have been (history) and where we are (present) to where we can envision to be (future). My chosen field is health in particular Māori health however this course of study can prepare students for a variety of roles. Helping to develop skills such as research self guided study and the ability to work to timeframes on complex projects. I enjoy how my studies supports the retention of our cultural knowledge through the promotion and use of Te Reo Māori, tikanga practices and acquisition and adaption of new knowledge to benefit my iwi and Māori society. I also enjoy the different views, opinions

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and experiences from people of different backgrounds, hapū and iwi and that we can all learn from each other. These are just some of the reasons why I would recommend my chosen course of study. Mika Te Tawhero Also received an education scholarship grant. No profile available at time of print. VICTORIA UNIVERSIT Y SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

In late 2016 we entered into an agreement with Victoria University to support the education of our people at the university.

costs to university. Instead of trying to balance part-time mahi with full-time study, I was able to use this pūtea to purchase a little moped to get me to and from my classes and assist me with class fees. The time I saved from not needing to work part-time was used towards my studies and showed in my improved grades. I am beyond grateful for this privilege. Allandria Puna /S cholarship: Ngā Ara Mātua / H apū: Ngāti Tutemohuta / Ngāti Tutetawha / Ngāti Hineure me Ngāti Hinerau oku hapū ki te taha o tōku Māmā /P rogramme: Bachelor of Commerce, triple Major in Accounting, Commercial

As part of the arrangement, three scholarships are offered – two at postgraduate level (each worth $2,500 each) and one at postgraduate level (worth $5,000). Te Mapihi Tutua-Nathan /S cholarship: Te Manawa o te Ika a Maui / H apū: Ngāti Kurauia / Ngāti Tūrangitukua / P rogramme: Bachelor of Health, Major

Law & Māori Studies Tēnā rā tātou katoa, he mihi nui tēnei ki tōku whānau, hapū, ā, te iwi whānui hoki mō tēnei karahipi whakahirahira. Kāore he kupu mō tōku whakawhetai nui.

in Health Psychology, Minor in Māori Resource Management This scholarship helped me immensely last year as I struggled to afford my transport

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Tia Haira /S cholarship: Postgraduate scholarship / H apū: Tuhourangi Ngati Wahiao, Ngati Whakaue, Ngati Rangiteaorere, Tūwharetoa ki Te Arawa / P rogramme: Bachelor of Biomedical Science

to heal a variety of medical conditions particularly skin related infections/disease. I have worked as a Research officer and tissue bank Manager at the Malaghan institute of medical research in Wellington for 1.5 years. My research here is on CAR-T cell therapy a novel cancer therapy which is currently in phase 1 of clinical trials. This research has huge potential to be a front line treatment of specific blood cancers in New Zealand such as lymphoma which is a prevalent form of cancer in Māori communities. I am also involved in providing support and guidelines to the handling, use and disposal of human tissue from Māori donors and providing governance where necessary. TR U S T B OA R D S U M M E R I NTE R N S H I P

Tēnā koutou katoa, Ko Tia Haira Ahau. I whānau mai au i Rotorua. I tipu ake au i Whakarewarewa me Horohoro ki Rotorua. Ko Tuwharetoa, Tuhourangi, Whakaue me Rangiteaorere āku iwi. Ko Korohe me Papakai āku Marae ki Tuwharetoa. He kaipūtaiao au. Tihei Mauri ora!! Hi everyone my name is Tia Haira. I was born in Rotorua. I was raised in Whakarewarewa and Horohoro both located within Rotorua. My tribal affiliations are Tūwharetoa, Tuhourangi, Whakaue and Rangiteaorere. My marae affiliations to Tūwharetoa are Korohe and Papakai. I am a scientist. I have a Bachelors and Masters degree in Biomedical Sciences at Te Whare Wānanga o te Ūpoko o te Ika a Māui (Victoria University of Wellington). The focus of my Masters research was Mātauranga Māori and providing scientifically validate to the medicinal properties of Kānuka. Kānuka is a native New Zealand plant and was used traditional by Māori

Rangimarie Pita Damora (Ngāti Turumakina / Ngāti Tūrangitukua) was our summer intern during the reporting period. Studying toward a degree in environmental management / marine biology with Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology and Waikato University, Rangimarie worked as part of our Natural Resources team, working in the taiao during her university break. Rangimarie grew up in Tūrangi and was

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raised to follow her dreams which has stemmed from her love of nature. As part of internship, Rangimarie worked alongside our iwi, integrating conceptual knowledge with mātauranga Māori. Such as applying ancestral methods to Tau Kōura monitoring, researching kōrero tupuna pertaining to our awa, learning about micro-hydro systems and mahi pare kore to implement for our marae. She says she learnt the importance of maintaining strong relationships within our iwi, hapū and whānau. As it is through strong relationships we can continue to establish, develop and strengthen our mana whenua, Tūwharetoa mātauranga, and holistic understanding of our taonga tuku iho.

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P O U TĀTĀ W H A I

we are a high performing organisation that is commercially successful with meaningful relationships in place. The organisation is supported by sound policies and robust governance and operating procedures

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/ C O M M U N I C AT I O N S

NUMBER OF REGISTERED MEMBERS

23,000

NUMBER OF FACEBOOK PAGE FOLLOWERS

7,500

2020 – 2021

PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE WHO VISIT OUR WEBSITE VIA MOBILE PHONE

NUMBER OF CONTENT PAGES IN TE KŌTUKU

MOST POPULAR TRUST BOARD WEBSITE PAGE – EDUCATION GRANTS

TRUST BOARD YOUTUBE VIDEO VIEWS (SINCE OCT 2017)

57%

9,913

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Video communications are often a popular choice with more people watching online video content than ever before. Since 2017 we have maintained a YouTube channel.

TE KŌTU K U

Our most popular videos include COVID-19 messages from Ariki Tā Tumu te Heuheu. There are currently 137 subscribers to our YouTube channel which features 23 videos. EMAIL

We use Mailchimp as the platform for our email distribution and campaigns. Typically, an email campaign may have between 7,000 to 9,000 recipients in the distribution list. Email is often used to provide key updates on Trust Board business to members such as advance notice of a media statement, education grant information or an e-link to the annual report.

Te Kōtuku is the newsletter of the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board, the Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust and the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Trust. Over the reporting period we published three issues. We aim to publish Te Kōtuku on a quarterly basis. To help maintain production costs we provide a printed copy to kaumātua aged 60 years+ who have a postal address. Te Kōtuku is also available on our website www.tuwharetoa.co.nz/publications SOCIAL MEDIA

FaceBook is our primary social media channel and enables us to share key information, announcements and updates in a quick and timely manner. There are currently more than 7,500 followers of our page. We also strive to support our fellow Tūwharetoa entities by resharing their key updates.

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WEBSITE

Our website is a key communications resource which houses key information about us and our mahi. To help improve our handling and management of education and member registrations we now accept these online. We encourage people to apply online as it enables us to turn around processing more quickly than previously. Online applications also enable automated email messages to be generated instantly to help keep people informed about the progress or status of their application. TE R EO MĀO R I CO NTE NT

E tautoko ana mātou te whakaputa o te reo Māori kei roto i mātou pānui ki te iwi. Kei te tipu tonu matou kei roto i tenei ahuatanga. Ko tā matou tūmanako, kia whakanui ngā pukenga me te kaha o reo Māori o roto o a matou poari me ngā kaimahi hoki.

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FI NAN CIAL ACU M E N AN D MANAG E M E NT

We have achieved a non-qualified audit report. This is a pleasing outcome as it demonstrates the professionalism and high standards of internal control and accountability which exist. We have stringent internal controls in place to ensure transparent financial management practices and visibility of resources and assets. INDEPENDENT REPORTING

We receive independent quarterly reporting from My Fiduciary. Their representatives also present reports to the Trust Board in person. LONG TE RM CASHFLOW

We have a Treasury Policy in place to ensure we follow and apply best practice relating to cash management. Again, this is a further internal control to ensure robust policies and procedures are in place. R I S K MANAG E M E NT

Managing risk to ensure the protection of our resources and people is important. We regularly maintain a Risk Register which is part of our Risk Framework. This enables us to identity risks and develop suitable tactics and controls to minimise any occurrence or damage.

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O U R O R G A N I S AT I O N

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OUR STRUCTURE

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TA U P Ō W AT E R S T R U S T Licences, commercial activities and events on Lake Taupō

TA U P Ō M O A N A G R O U P HOLDINGS Commercial and tourism opportunities

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O U R S TA F F

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Chief Executive

Shane Heremaia

E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t (until April 2021)

Claire Northcroft

E x e c u t i v e A s s i s t a n t (from April 2021)

Sarah-Jane Cuthers

Commercial & Strategy Manager

Rakeipoho Taiaroa

Corporate Services Manager

Kim Alexander

Finance Administrator

Angela Puru

Administrator

Michelle Taiaroa

Administrator

Raina Ferris-Bretherton

Administrator

Gaye Stebbing

Database & Systems Administrator

Courtney Marshall

Records & Archives Administrator

Janet Galbraith

Natural Resources Manager

Maria Nepia

Project Coordinator

Lauren Fletcher

Environmental Coordinator

Cher Mohi

E n v i r o n m e n t a l C o o r d i n a t o r (until October 2020)

Nicole Hodgson

E n v i r o n m e n t a l C o o r d i n a t o r (from September 2020)

Brett Taylor

Environmental Coordinator

Tredegar Hall

Project Coordinator

Paris Gray

Project Coordinator

Adriana Fletcher

Strategic Manager

Marie Otimi

Communications Manager

Te Mahau Kingi

Summer intern

Rangimarie Pita Damora

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TA U P Ō W AT E R S T R U S T The Taupō Waters Trust (TWT) holds the bed of Lake Taupō on behalf of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. The Trustee of TWT is the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board. TWT advances the ownership rights and responsibilities of Taupō Waters. It has established a commercial subsidiary, Taupō Moana Group Holdings Ltd. REVENUE

Taupō Waters Trust revenue for the year remained to that of last year as most of which was attributed from the easement with Mercury Energy for use of Taupō Waters. REVENUE

The Trust’s balance sheet has appreciated by $3.6m or 13% over last year. This result is primarily due to asset revaluation and steady

income placing the Trust in very strong position. The forecast for the 2021-22 year is predicted to be at a similar level as the bulk of the income comes from the energy sector. EVENTS

It was a busy year for events, filming and photography requests. Between July 2020 and July 2021 we processed 32 event and 10 filming and photography applications. Events are primarily held during the warmer busy summer period such as Ironkidz, Ironman, Epic Swim and the New Year’s fireworks display. Mid-year we process a number of trout Fishing competitions.

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TA U P Ō M O A N A GROUP HOLDINGS

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TIWANA TIBBLE (Chairman) SHELLY KATAE (Director)

HAYDEN PORTER (Director) Taupō Moana Group Holdings (TMGH) is the commercial subsidiary of the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board. TMGH has its own Board of Directors and is mandated to create commercial and investments opportunities and grow the long-term value of the Trust Board’s assets for the benefit of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has continued to influence the overall global economic climate. Border closures have virtually halted international tourism – New Zealand’s primary income earner. Our local

tourism businesses have felt the financial impact of no international visitors. It is expected to be some time yet before the tourism industry returns to some kind of normality and country border restrictions are eased. COVI D -19 AN D TO U R IS M

It is well known that COVID-19 has had a detrimental effect on tourism business throughout Aotearoa. For TMGH, the concentration has been to maintain profitability by in some cases mothballing, as well as descaling some operations. TMGH has been very successful

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in achieving stability with the tourism assets it controls. HOLE IN ONE

The Hole in One business which is situated on the Lake Terrace, Taupō continues to defy the odds. Hole in One is one of New Zealand’s most popular and iconic tourist attractions and is one of the top activities to do in the Taupō region. The business has again experienced difficulties with the COVID pandemic and Taupo District Council infrastructure issues affected the business for the 2021 year. We implemented a limited opening hour regime. This has been very effective to maintain a healthy profit.

RUAPE H U ALPINE LIF TS (R AL) GONDOL A INVESTMENT

TMGH together with nine other Tūwharetoa trusts and incorporations have invested in the new Gondola on Ruapehu through a secured bond. This means the Tūwharetoa investors have first security over the Gondola asset should anything go wrong. The Gondola has been in operation since July 2019 and unfortunately has had a hard year owing to impact of COVID-19. TMGH and the other Tūwharetoa investors have been focussed on assisting RAL where possible and where appropriate to enable continuity. The investment in the gondola and RAL as the ski-field operator is stable with better than expected returns for the last period.

TMGH is excited with the placement of our whānau in strategic positions within the business bringing our magical Tūwharetoa flavour. To this end Hole in One with TMGH Jolly’s is running a cadet scheme with Te Puni Kokiri to train our young people in the tourism sector. The opportunity to acquire this wellestablished tourism business has been very fruitful and has aligned well with the shareholders long-term objectives. Our focus in the current year will be to expand the offerings at the site and maintain a positive return on investment.

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C H R I S J O L LY B O AT S TMGH holds a majority share in well-known business, Chris Jolly Boats Ltd. The business is the largest single tourism operator on Lake Taupō. The impact of COVID-19 has been significant as the company relies heavily on overseas tourists. Lockdowns and border closures significantly reduced the number of tourists coming into the country and to the Taupō District. TMGH has focussed on de-scaling this asset so it can operate on an income cost neutral basis therefore maintaining critical staff. This asset has proven to be very resilient with expected financial returns in such a depressed market.

As a point of difference, the business welcomed Matariki from the lake with hundreds of participants during the peak three-day period. It was wonderful for the company to host our people during this special time of our year. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES

TMGH is currently in discussions with various entities to explore opportunities of collaboration and partnership to develop the company’s asset base and in turn profitability. TMGH has investigated several investment opportunities with many not meeting the required benchmarks, so work continues on identifying suitable business opportunities in this very volatile climate.

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INVESTMENT REPORT

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INVESTMENT REPORT The Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board has portfolios invested in a suite of institutional grade fund managers, which take Socially Responsible Investment into account. Portfolio balances have risen strong over the year to June 2021, despite the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The governance of the funds is in accordance with comprehensive Investment Policy Statements covering separate asset types, which collectively form the investment framework. There are two diversified portfolios, the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board (TMTB) Fund and the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Waikato River (TMTBWR) Fund. The funds have different purposes, objectives and beneficiaries, and are treated as unique

portfolios. The TMTB governance role is supported by specialist adviser MyFiduciary, ensuring the policy is implemented and investments are of a high standard. An overview of the asset allocation and performance of the two portfolios is outlined below. Our benchmarking of performance suggests it has been amongst the strongest in New Zealand for the level of risk (allocation to growth assets) taken over at least the last five years. Looking forward, the portfolios have been positioned to weather an increasing inflation and interest rate environment through allocations to short-term bonds and assets such as gold, listed infrastructure and commercial property.

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TMTB FUND PORTFOLIO /CURRENT ASSET MIX

8 7

1 2

6 3

.025%

Alternatives

.208%

Global Fixed Income

.062%

NZ Fixed Income

.128%

Cash

.340%

Developed Market Equities

.072%

NZ Equities

.057%

Emerging Market Equities

.057%

Real Estate

.057%

Infrastructure

/ T M T B W R : C u m u l a t i v e p e r f o r m a n c e Since Inception( Dec 2002 )

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T M T B W A I K AT O R I V E R P O R T F O L I O /CURRENT ASSET MIX

8 7

1 2

.023%

Alternatives

.107%

Global Fixed Income

.040%

NZ Fixed Income

.128%

Cash

.435%

Developed Market Equities

.087%

NZ Equities

.073%

Emerging Market Equities

.051%

Real Estate

.023%

Infrastructure

/ T M T B W R : C u m u l a t i v e p e r f o r m a n c e Since Inception( Mar 2011 )

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F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S

ko ngā whakakitenga pūtea ā-tau TŪ WHAR E TOA MĀO R I TR U ST B OAR D FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2021

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STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND BASIS OF PREPARATION The full financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Public Benefit Entity (PBE) standards Reduced Disclosure Regime (RDR) and the entity has made an explicit and unreserved statement of compliance with PBE standards RDR in its full financial statements for each period presented in the summary financial statements. The full financial statements meet the requirements of the Māori Trust Boards Act 1955 and the Māori Trust Boards Amendment Act 2011. The summary financial statements are for the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Group with specific disclosures included in the summary financial statements extracted from the full financial statements. The summary financial statements are presented in New Zealand dollars and have been rounded to the nearest thousand dollars. The summary financial statements have been prepared in accordance with FRS-43: Summary Financial Statements. The summary financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis.

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Events after the reporting date The full financial statements, which were authorised for Issue on 29 October 2021, have been subject to audit by Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Ltd, Whanganui and an unmodified audit report was issued dated 29 October 2021. The summary financial report has been examined by the auditor for consistency with the full financial report. The summary financial statements cannot be expected to provide as complete an understanding as that provided by the full financial statements. The full financial statements can be obtained from the office of Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board, P.O Box 87, Turangi, 3353 on request. There have been no changes in accounting policies.

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE REVENUE AND EXPENSES For the year ended 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

17,487

10,984

(8,237)

(7,932)

Total surplus/(deficit) for the period

9,250

3,052

Other comprehensive revenue and expenses

1,950

650

Total comprehensive revenue and expenses

11,200

3,702

Non-Controlling Interests

(111)

(30)

Beneficiaries of the Parent

11,311

3,733

11,200

3,703

Revenue Expenses

Attributable to:

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS For the year ended 30 June 2021

Retained Earnings $’000

Non Controlling Interest $’000

Revaluation Reserves $’000

Total Equity $’000

63,858

2,900

8,028

74,786

Surplus/(Deficit) for the period

9,361

(111)

1,950

11,200

Total comprehensive revenue and expense

9,361

(111)

1,950

11,200

Distributions to Beneficiaries

(1,133)

Closing Equity 30 June 2020

72,086

2,789

9,978

84,853

Opening balance as at 1 July 2020

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Retained Earnings $’000 Opening balance as at 1 July 2019 Surplus/(Deficit) for the period Total comprehensive revenue and expense Distributions to Beneficiaries Contributions from non-controlling interest Closing Equity 30 June 2020

Non Controlling Reserves Interest Revaluations $’000 $’000

Total Equity $’000

61,645

7,378

69023

3,083

(30)

650

3,703

3,083

(30)

650

3,703

2,930

(870)

63,858

2,900

8,028

74,786

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As at 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

72,086

69,858

9,978

8,028

82,064

71,886

2,789

2,900

84,853

74,786

Cash and cash equivalents

2,608

2,690

Investments

3,440

2,003

Receivables, Prepayments and Inventory

1,143

619

Total current assets

7,191

5,312

Trade and other payables

2,643

2,015

Net working capital

4,548

3,297

Receivables & Investments

52,632

45,974

Lake Bed

19,850

17,900

Intangible Assets

4,944

4,957

2,910

2,659

80,336

71,490

84,853

74,787

Net Assets Retained Surplus Asset Revaluation Reserve Total Net assets attributable to the owners of the controlling entity Total Net assets attributable to the Non Controlling Interest Total Net assets Assets Current assets

Current liabilities

Non-current assets

Other Property Plant & Equipment Total non-current assets Non-current liabilities Loans Total net assets For and on behalf of the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board TRUSTEE

TRUSTEE

DATE: 2 November 2021

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SUMMARISED CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW For the year ended 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

15,326

9,702

Payments to Suppliers and Employees

(6,001)

(5,617)

Grants Paid

(1,298)

(1,510)

(7,299)

(7,127)

8,027

2,575

Net cash Inflow/ (Outflow) from Investing Activities

(6,976)

(1,257)

Net cash Inflow (Outflow) from Financing Activities

(1,133)

(722)

Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash Held

(82)

597

Cash and cash equivalent 1 July 2018

2,690

2,093

Cash and cash equivalents 30 June 2021

2,608

2,690

Cash flows from operating activities Cash was provided from: Exchange and non-exchange transactions Cash was applied to:

Net cash Inflow/ (Outflow) from Operating Activities

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F I N A N C I A L S TAT E M E N T S

ko ngā whakakitenga pūtea ā-tau TĀ U P O W AT E R S T R U S T FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2021

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE REVENUE AND EXPENSES For the year ended 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

Donations, fundraising, and other similar revenue

4,104

4,279

Total Revenue

4,163

4,340

2,447

2,828

Total surplus/(deficit) for the period

1,716

1,512

Other comprehensive revenue and expenses

1,950

650

Total comprehensive revenue and expenses

3,666

2,162

(111)

(30)

3,777

2,192

3,666

2,162

Revenue from non-exchange transactions Interest Revenue

Expenses Operating Expenses

Surplus or deficit attributable to Non Controlling Interests Beneficiaries of the Parent

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS For the year ended 30 June 2021

Opening balance as at 1 July 2019 Surplus/(Deficit) for the period Total comprehensive revenue and expense Contributions from non controlling interest Distributions to Beneficiaries Closing Equity 30 June 2021

Retained Earnings $’000

Non Controlling Interest $’000

Revaluation Reserve $’000

Total Equity $’000

16,974

2,900

8,028

27,902

1,827

(111)

1,950

3,666

1,827

(111)

1,950

31,568

18,801

2,789

9,978

31,568

Retained Earnings $’000

Non Controlling Interest $’000

Revaluation Reserve $’000

Total Equity $’000

15,432

7,378

22,810

1,542

(30)

650

2,162

1,542

(30)

650

2,162

2,930

16,974

2,900

8,028

27,902

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For the year ended 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

Bank accounts and cash

1,076

1,539

Investments

1,350

250

Receivables & Prepayments

2,335

1,115

Total current assets

4,785

2,926

Total Current Liabilities

1,302

1,387

Net working capital

3,483

1,539

Lake Bed

19,850

17,900

Intangible Assets

4,944

4,956

Other Property, Plant & Equipment

1,823

1,882

Investments - Bonds

1,500

Term Deposit and Other

125

Total non-current assets

28,117

26,363

31,568

27,902

Assets Current Assets

Inventory

Current Liabilities

Non-current assets

Non-current liabilities Total non-current liabilities Total net assets

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Accumulated Funds Accumulated surpluses or (deficits)

18,801

16,974

Asset revaluation reseve

9,978

8,028

Total Net Assets attributable to the owners of the non-controlling interest

2,789

2,900

28,779

25,002

31,568

27,902

Total Net Assets attributable to the controlling interest

For and on behalf of the Taupō Waters Trust

TRUSTEE

DATE: 2 November 2021

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SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOW For the year ended 30 June 2021

GROUP 2021 $’000

GROUP 2020 $’000

4,120

4,493

(2,323)

(2,402)

1,797

2,091

Net cash Inflow (Outflow) from Investing Activities

(1,130)

(3,550)

Net cash Inflow (Outflow) from Financing Activities

(1,130)

1,050

Net Increase (Decrease) in Cash Held

(463)

(409)

Cash and cash equivalent 1 July 2020

1,539

1,948

Cash and cash equivalents 30 June 2021

1,076

1,539

Cash flows from operating activities Cash was provided from: Exchange and non-exchange transactions Cash was applied to: Payments to Suppliers and Employees Net cash Inflow (Outflow) from Operating Activities

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GRANT RECIPIENTS

ngā kaiwhakawhiwhinga 2020 -2021

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E A R LY E D U C AT I O N G R A N T Ackerman, Zakaius Afoa, Mekhi Afu, Hope Akana, Alexander Akana, Netane Akana, Te Kawe Rauru Albert, Hohepa Albert, Moss Anderson-Kiel, Brian Anderson-Whakatihi, Jacqueline Apihai-Williams, Crete Aramoana, Reid Archbold, Gypsy Ashford Roberts, Dallas Ashford Roberts, Dre Aubrey, Samson Aubrey, Toanga-Ihi August-Chase, Kahukura Aumua, Manaia Babbington, Hayden Bartlett, Ayva Bartlett, Evie Bartlett, Zion Bates, Luna Beauchamp, Penny Beckham, Paraika Bentley-Hape, Tiger-Jay Best, Lucy Biddle, Rangimarie Bishara, Elon Bishara, Nina Bothwell, Kahurangi Bowker, Frankie Bowker, Marley Brell-Dougherty, Maika Brooking, Kaiahna Broughton, Levi Brown, Rewi Brymer, Chase Burnskey, Sienna Butler-Springhall, Iylla Butler-Springhall, Te Oriwai Butler-Springhall, Te Rima Byles, Aria Byles, Hezekiah Byles, Porscha-May Cable, Italy-Chez Callaghan, Maia

Callaghan-Rhynd, KalynEdward Campbell, Nikau Carrington, Taumauri Carson-Hakaraia, Harley Cato, Taika Changtime, Daisy Changtime, Kaine Chase, Hiwaiterangi Chase, Jensen Chase, Kianu Chase, Turanga-Pito Cherrington, Kaiah Christiansen, Halo Christiansen, Harlem Church, Jesse-Ray Church, Mia Cockburn, Edward Cooper, Blake Cooper, Freya Cotterill-Pakinga, Kwahn Cribb, Billie-Ava Cribb, Nathaniel Cribb, Rheon Davies, Alaric Davies, Ariah Davies, Mikaere Davis, Faye Davis, Teia Davis Simiona, Aliana Davis Simiona, Lycan Dempsey, Aviana Dempsey, Corrie-James Dempsey, Halo Dempsey, Kyzae Dickinson, Hemi-Jones Dodwell, Ruby Dodwell, Theodore Dowle, Blue Downes, Karewa Duff, Priya-Fontaine Edgeler, Tamara Enoka, Harlee-Rose Enoka, Sicario Enoka-Stoneham, Rakeiao Eru-Jacobs, Hauraki Eru-Teura, Manaaki Ferris, Aria Feterika, Jayelle Feterika, Lytrell

Fitzgerald, Maddison Flavell, Remy Fletcher, Lucas Flight, Maia Fox-Winitana, Hiramai Fox-Winitana, Moeariki Gannaway, Jaxon Gannaway, Marlie-Renee Gardiner, Joseph Gates, Moss Gates, Rome George, Armani Gilbert, Beau Gilbert, Tamatea Gillett, Tipoutahi Goldsbury-Hapi, Kowhai Gray-Whaanga, Amiria Griffin, Brilee Griffin, Esther Gutsell, Peyton Haenga, Harlan Haenga, Taonga-Reign Haika, Awhi Haika, Parengamihi Haira, Aria-Lee Hakaraia, Ricoh Hakopa, Hineareia Hallett, Ahorangi Harding, Iraia Harding, Te Winika Harford, Te Ahurangi Hathaway, Tawaroa Hemopo, Connor Hemopo, Elijah-Hikairo Hemopo, Levi Hemopo, Lilly Hemopo, Niko Hemopo, Raiya Henry, Zeus Henry-Brown, Kaylyn Hepi, Ananias Hepi, Te Manawa Hepi, Tiaki Herewini, Israel Herewini, Karlaya-Capri Hoebers, Amelie Hoera, Kaius Hohaia Barron, Peyton Hohaia-Mcleod Wikohika, Zshardae

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Hohepa, Ariya Hohepa, Christopher Hohepa, Lee Hohepa, Vision Hohepa, Zion-Haze Holt, Aleah Holt, Rome Huata, Yolsa Hug-Nicoll, Kiana Hunter, Heaven Ilele, Leeahni-Rose Irwin-Warena, Rainn Irwin-Warena, River Iwikau, Kerara Jacobs-Shepherd, Damien-Joseph Jensen, Devontea Joe-barbarich, Hikurangi Jones, Kanoah Kahu-Bridge, Wyatt Kameta, Rhiannon Kapua, Jorja Kapua, Manaia Katene, Reign Katene Smith, MishynRyze Katipa, Anahera Kauika, Bria Kaur Malhi, Esther-Arihia Keef, Tamati Kelly, Piper-Rose Kennedy, Maire Kennedy, Rongoteaio Kerr-Grant, Reign Kerr-Grant, Shilo Khan-Byles, Ryan Kiel, Alice King, Billie King, Kymani Kingi, Manaaki Kireka-Matchitt, Kahuihina Kiriona, Kaea Kisina, Chey Kisina, Codie Komene-Gray, Temepara Konui, Kaylarni Konui-Rewiri, Calai Konui-Tulloch, Tyler Kupa, Arlie Kupa, Noah

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Kupa, Quincy Kuru Paranihi, Takiora Kuru Paranihi, Tiahuia Kururangi, Koha Kururangi, Te Kahui Lacey, Hinemiri Lacey, Hirai Rangipawhaitiri Lacey, Peehimanini LeCeve, Alex LeCeve, Indi Lett, Tilly Lewis-Tyler, Acacia Lewis-Tyler, Kauri Libeau, Bree Liddington, Kataraina Liddington, Uenuku Lingman, Cahlia Noelle Lingman, Cianna Marie Lloyd, Evelyn-Spencer Lowndes, Te Rangikaiwhiria Luff-Davis, Amaia Luff-Davis, Ayla-Rain Mackintosh, Calen Mailer-Vakatini, John-Tek Malaefono, Marleigh-Rose Malcolm, Jireh Mallasch, Bodhi Maniapoto, Wakahuia Maniapoto, ZyrrusPounamu Maniapoto Tipu, Kayden Marama, Rivey Maranui-Wikohika, Kalaus Mariu, Millie Marshall, Hinekapuarangi Marshall Caldwell, Jayde Martin, Finnlay Martin, Noah Martin, Stassi Martin, Stella Matenga, Toikairakau Matuauto, Nikau Maui, Tyla-McKenzie McKay, Carter Mclean, Charlie McLeod, Seth Meadows, Emelia Mendez-Gray, Leon-TeRa Mendez-Gray, Sophia Mihaka, Devon Mihaka, Lexi

Mihinui, Luca Mills, Blake Mills, Hayley Mohi, Oakley Molony-Corfield, PeteraMorehu Monaghan, Raven-Rau Monteiro, Maya Mo’onia-Church, Te Rongotoa-Ariki Morehu, Taiwaka Morris, Lenny Morrison, Ijahmaine Neilson, Bailey Newman, Astro Newman, Indie Ngamotu, Kalani Ngamotu-Isaacs, Audrey Ngatai, Peighton Ngataiawhio, MaheaUatea Ngawati, Kotuku Ngawhika, Souljah Nixon, Nikau Nkhasi, Khyan Northcroft, Aaliyah Northcroft-Maxwell, Journey-Leigh O’Callaghan, Taimona Otimi, Ruihi Otimi-Woodhouse, Rose Paenga-Roberts, Te Ahorangi Page, Tiaki Pairama, Amaia Paki, Te Rangihouhiri Pamata, Jorja Pannell, Jaxson Pannell, Marcus Papanui, Mila Paterson, Laekyn Paul, Elshaiya Paul, Hemi Paul, Taiporutu Payne-Wetere, Elsie Perham, Eden Perham, Mason Pescini-Hall, Kyra Pickering-Rudolf, Armani Pihema, Eli Pihema, Ezra Pilkington-Wawatai, Mia Pio, Haki

Pitiroi, Karter Piwari, Te Ariki-Taurikura Plowman, Teagan-Rose Poata, Danteigh Poata, Dawn Pringle, Akira Pringle, Javahn Pumamao Herewini Singh Rai, Aman Purdie, Delilah Rademakers, N-J Rameka, Chelais Rameka, Jayson Rameka, Ngahuia Rameka, Tyler Rameka-Harris, Remy’Lee Rangataua - Toomata, Leo Rangirangi, Mareikura Rangirangi, Wikitoria Ransfield, Bailee Rao, Cairo Ratu, Jada Ree-Fontana, Tyson Rehua, Isla-Ray Rehua, Riley Rehua-Sisley, Jose’Arapera Reid, Tawhiri Reid, Te Aaio Richardson, Mahana-Raine Rimine, Aurora Ririnui, Zephanaiah Roelofs, Beauden Roelofs, Rubi Rolfe-Bishara, Rongomaiwhiti Rongokea, Waitapu Rose-Dunn, Rio Ross, Evie Ruatara, Emarina Rutene, Aimee Rutherford, Ruby Rutherford, Theo Savage, Caius-James Savage, Honey-Laylow Selway, Braxton Seymour, Keeley Shaw-Sagato, Lincoln Shelford, Kortez-Shyn Shelford, Osharn-Hayz Short, Ezra Simeon, Elias Simeon, Mia-Te Rena

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Simeon Tuakana Natua, Tave Simmonds-Te Rangi, Kalani Singh, Anthem Skudder, Raiah-Rose Smith Tahi, Kairoa Snowden, Naveya Sobti, Kiaan Sobti, Missiah Squire, Belle Squire, Chloe Stebbing, Arlo Stone, Kaylani Sullivan, Asher Sullivan, Ryan Sutton, Bonnie Sutton, Casey Sutton, Evelyn Sutton, Piper Sutton, Reuben Taane, Charlie-Rose Taane, Wiremu Taewa, Veronica Taewa, Wolfgang Tahau, Whitiora Tahi, Malachi Tahi, Rylee Tahi-McShane, Kendall Taia, Jayme-West Takuira, Zavier Tamati, Cora Tamihana, Lincoln Tamihana, Renee Tapiki, Austin Taualii, Alexander Taulaga, Kyezah Tauru, Praise Te Ahuru, Hunter Te Ahuru-Birkett, Zayah Te Ahuru-Smythe, Tatum Te Ahuru-Tepaki, Azalea Te Ahuru-Watson, Kyston Te Akau, Harper Te Akau-Marshall, AkiraMaria Te Hau-Meroiti, Lake Te Hau-Meroiti, Te Awa Te Heuheu, Remy Te Kahika, Jake Te Kene, Te Matau O Te Rangi Te Kira, Tyreece

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Te Kiri, Kyza-James Te Kiri, Teina Te Moana-Katu, MhychillHayze Te Rangi, Keahonui Te Riini, Ariki Te Wano-June, Romanee Tepu, Marire Thebus-Ladbrook, Naeema Thompson, Chosyn Thompson, Denzel Thompson, Memory Thompson, Ngakau Thompson-Brown, Aysha Thompson-Brown, Havana Thompson-Simeon, Edward Thompson-Simeon, Hoana Tiopira, Aanaya Tiopira, Jahlaysia Tiopira, Kustom Tipene, Jahred

Tipene, Karter Tipene, Te Awhiani Tiuka-Grant, Hawaiki Toko, Winnie Trevelyan, Maniapoto Trevelyan, Mariana Tuhakaraina, Antjecatarina Tuhakaraina, Dempsey Tukaki, Rawiri Tukiwaho-Corfield, Tohungarau Tupara, Harlow Tupara, Peyton Tupara, Zahlee Tupara-Whatarangi, Kyrah Turanga Brown, Poihere Turanga-Brown, Darrin Turanga-Brown, Waimarie Turner-Tumai, Tomairangi Van ree, Xzavier Vincent-Hillman, Rehua I Te Rangi Vincent-Williams, Bennett

Vuetibau, Frankie Waby, Sam Waho-Miller, Age Waho-Miller, Arden Wairama, Tristan-Mohi Waitoa Walker, Che Walker, Ariha Wall, Archie Wall, Jai Wall, Lyla Wall, Nixon Wall, Te Amoroa Wall-Church, Te Hokioi Wallis, Waiora Walton, Kingi Walton, Oriana Wanikau-Kopu Davies, Pehi Wanoa, Zoe Ward-Foden Solomon, Tuakaiaia Warren, Lee-shi’ess Waru, Estee

Waru, Stassi Wati-Young, Steve Watson-Kauika, Erica Whaanga, Kora Whakatihi-Watson, Shaia Wheeler, Imogen White, Mireyah Wikatene, Imani Wikatene, Isabella Wikatene, Isla Wikohika, Te Awaroa Williams Matenga-Martin, Kayden-Realm Wilson, Kauri Wineera, Caleb Winiata, Piripi Wood, Maxwell Woods, Maddison Wright, Aaria Wright, Juliana Young, Cortez Young, Denzel

KO HAN GA R EO Adams, Petera Ahipene, Charlie-James Ahipene, Jaylyn Akuhata, Amaio Akuhata, Aorere Akuhata, Te Iwa Ali, Akira Ali, Araia Anderson, Queenie Aperehama-King, Anaeva Aperehama-King, Diamond-Star Aperehama-King, Trevor Arani-Nolan, Nova-Rose Babbington, Moanapapaku Baumber-Finau, Manawa Beals-Osborne, Shae Tumatauenga Bell, Aydan-Pauline Bell, Colin Biddle-Marshall, Omaio Biddle-Taoho, Rongonui

Biddle-Taoho, Te Kahumarina Biddle-Taoho, Whakahawea Bradley, Akiwa-Moana Bradley, Ngatoroirangi Bristowe-Hunia, Otamahau Brooking, Finau Brooking, Teiraen Brown, Tama Brown-McKillop, Marshall Brown-Melrose, OliveMarie Brown-Tahata, TahupotikiJames Cairns-Willemsen, Rawiri Campbell, Reihana Carroll, Te Kauri Chapman, Lauren Chase-Johnson, Hoera Chase-Pickering, Te Raukura

Church, Muturangi Clarke-Waapu, Reggae Curtis, Jaciah Daly, Hiwaiterangi Danklof-Katene, AuraLeigh Danklof-Katene, Reason Danklof-Rehua, Erray Davies, Waimarino Davis, Ngaire Dean, Cerena-Lea Dempsey, Rakauri Dillon, Makaea Docherty, Roman Duncan-White, Te Rangimarie Edwards, Douglas Edwards, Te Owai Ellis, Isabella Emery, Rongomau Enoka, Rumi Eru-Rarere, Heilyn-Reign Eru-Teura, Te Ahomairangi

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Fenwick, Aiden Fenwick, Melania Te Kurakaiata Fenwick, Te Matahauariki Flavell, Harleigh Fuhrer, Kurt Godsmark-Fox, Tutawhiao Grace-Brown, Warren Grant, Mahina Grant-Douglas, Taeotu Gray - Whaanga, Ngaroma Habib, Dream Habib, Mihiereti Habib, Te Ariki Habib, Te Ra Habib, Whakawa Hallett-Dunster, Giavana Hallett-Dunster, SativaAalyiah Ham, Kimiora Ham, Te Wharekaihua Hauiti, Maioha Hawe, Wiremu

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Henry-Carson, Petiata Hepi, Ohomairangi Heremaia, Pakoro Herewini, Mason Herewini, Tiaki Heurea-Hunt, Cyahn Heurea-Hunt, Herewini Holley, Ava Huata, Storm Huata, Summer Hughes, Lahrell Hunt, Javani Irving, Tainui Ivory, Indi Jenkins, Cortez Jenkins, Korbyn Karaitiana, Nation Katene, Tyzar Kelly-Henry, Onyx Kerei, Hawaiki Kiel-Raukawa, Terehina Kiel-Raukawa, Wahinareihi Komene Maru, Kataraina Kupa, Hinemoana Lalaga, Strauss Lalaga, Tikirau Larkins, Matauria Laupama-Iwikau, Parewairere Libeau, Noah Lord, Boston Lord, Cohen-O’Kiel Lord Samuels, Taku Lord-Samuels, Te Ukaipo Lumley, Mia Lumley, Te Paea Madre, Timothy-Hayze Mair, Matangi-Aio Mair, Te Waimarino Maniapoto, Kaya Maniapoto, Laurel Maniapoto, Lorenzo Manu, Taitua Manunui, Kona Marino-Aranga, Saraya Marshall, David-Taitan Marshall, Ryda Marshall Nicoll-Klokstad, Mila-Jayne Marunui-Martin, Grant Mason, Te Potiki Maui, Neville Te Pou MCLaughlin, Anitana McLaughlin, Hinetaha

Mclaughlin, Matawhero McLaughlin-Hepi, Mahinarangi McLeod, Michael Mcleod, Ngawai Mcleod, Te Kotahi Mcrae, Shay McRae-Katene, Kuhliz Metcalf-Ngaronga, Indie Monga, Manuera Murray, Hohua Murray, Layla Murray, Le’Cheyn Mutlow-Merito, Ahikaea Nama-Graham, Rautawhiri Nelson, Aroha Ngamoki, Sonny Ngamotu-Tahana, Tangaroa Ngaronga Wiari, Tilly Rose Nuku, Korena-Rose Nuku, Meri Nuku, Presayus Osborne-Waiti, Stacey Paerata, Adriana Panapa, Te Moa Parker, Thomas-Jennings Patena, Taiaria Paterson-Pihema, Andre Patterson, Mahara Peakman, Awatea Pine, Ahi-Kaa Pine, Te Kerehi Pirihi Peters, Mataiata Pokaia-Biddle, Te Whetu Marama Pryor, Hinetakurua Pryor, Taramainuku Puha, Rehua Rakei, Jack Rakei, Renae Rakei, Stephen Rakei-Whetu, Destiny Rameka, Aiorere Rameka, Deija Rameka, Eliza-Rose Rameka, Kingston Rameka, Pepe-Liliu Rameka, Rhyva Rameka, Season-Rie Rangi, Lila Rangitoheriri, Awhimarama Raukawa, Elizah

Rautu, Calais Rautu, Scarlett Rautu-Bristowe, Saedee Rehua-Mcintyre, MaeleneEzra Reti-Taukiri, Maiotaki Reweti, Hohepa Reweti, Rivvy Reweti, Titan Reweti Kapua, JL Reweti Kapua, Kowhaita Ritete, Te Atatai Rolfe, Avaa Rolfe, Bree Royal, Harper Royal, Marshall-James Rudolph, Kahurangi Shelford, Zahvarnia Shelford-Stanley, TayzeJacqueline Simeon-Hartley, Hukatere Skudder, Te Awaroa Smith, Poutu Smith, Taylor Snowden, Khorneilyus Sparrey, Islah-Jade Staples-Edwards, Lewis Staples-Fletcher, Te Autahi Stirling, Mareikura Stirling, Nepia Tahau-Graham, Cinta-Mel Tahu, Ohineariki Tahu, Roimata Tahu, Te Hau Tahu, Te Parekawakawa Tahuriorangi, Hinehaka Takiwa, Lucas Takiwa, Peyton Tamepo, Scarlet-Anne Tamepo, Tahu-Potiki Tangira, Iyzarn Tangira, Nazaliyah Tapiata, Maiaorere Tataurangi FerrisBretherton, Te Rangihauku Tawa, Hakaumotu Tawa, Taniela Taylor, Hikurangi Taylor, Rangituamatotoru Te Ahuru, Kararaina Te Ahuru, Tamamutu Te Ahuru, Te Rongopai Kohiwa-i-te-rangi

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Te Akau, Kade Te Au-Watson Ratana, Parehounuku Te Au-Watson Ratana, Stevie-Dream Te Heuheu, Manaia Te Hiini, Charisma Te Kakau-Marsters, Ahikaea Te Kene, Te Rangitautahanga Te Rire, Kahukura Te Urikaraka, Karena Te Waaka, Awa Te Waaka, Ivan Te Wake Thompson, Wiremu Teepa-Wall, Te Ohomairangi Tekani, Manaia-Jayde Tepu, Mikaere Tepu, Sophie-Jay Tuhakaraina-Goddard, Te Hiiri Tupara, Alaya Turei, K-Yahn Turei, Tremayne Tye, Matauri Vakatini-Peke, Kataleah Verral Henry, Tamarakeiora Waerea, Marley Waerea, Te Awhiorangi Waitohi, Mary Waitohi, Whatonga Walker, Ray Wall, Wetini Wall, Wiremu Wall-Rua, Te Ao MaramaDawn Watene, Ahurei Watene-Turanga, Ayla Wehi, Piripi Whanga-Tahapehi, Matire Rose Whetu, Atahliah Wickliffe, Kahurangi Williams, Tawhiwhi ki te Rangi Wipaki, Te Ao Tuhi o Hiwa i te Rangi Wipaki-Fuhrer, Te Arawai

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S ECO N DARY N CE A Afendoulis, Portia Afu, Kate Akuhata, Tomairangi Albert, Keoni Albert, Te Arahi Albert, Warren Albert-Puhi, Mauretu Anderson, Charles Anderson, Margaret August, Shania Bailey, Iraia Baker, Legend Bamber, Keelyn Barraclough, Daisha Barratt, Awatea Bate, Amy Biddle, Aniwaniwa O Rereao Boyce, Rawiri Boynton-Otimi, LoganDaniel Brighouse, Tea Burgess, Charles-Bronson Campbell, Shamus Carlson, Holley Chadwick, Conner Chapman, Kaia Chapman, Pirihira Christy, Braxdyn Connell, Blake Coogan, Thomas Cook, Payton Dakin-Waru, Keanu Downes, Aaliyah Duff, Exzeikuel Dunster, Alyssa Dunster-Todero, Paige Edwards, Ella Elkington, Coree Elliott, Ryan Ellis, Phern Eru-Jacobs, Malakai Ferris-Bretherton, Morehu Filipo, Lisha-Breez Forsyth, Oliver Fox-Te Rangi, Thmyuis Gallagher, Alexander Gates, Candice Giacon, Jasmine Goldsbury-Hapi, Piripi

Gordine-Akuhata, Kamryn Habib, Reco Haddon-Hall, Maui Haddon-Hall, Mauri Hallett, Grace Hauiti, Manaia Healey-Forde, Te Aroha Henry, Oriwa Hepi, Kahn Hepi-Cribb, Rahera Hetutu, Maia Heurea, Noah Heurea-Van Duin, Malachi Hunter, Blake Hunter, Tiana Iwikau, Ngaparu Jacobs-Martin, Satriani Johnson, Jack Jones, Harley Jones, Shannon Kapua, Ranui Karaha, Manaia Kearns, Phoenix Kengike, Hannah Kereopa, Jasmine King, Makoare Kingi, Pianika Knowles, Wiriana Kupa, Oliver Leach, Denva Leigh-Monsall, Maia Littin, Le’On Maharey, Meadow Manson, Tyreese Mariu, Koru Marshall, Jordez Martin, Ben Martyn, Saskia Marumaru, Isaac McClure, Tameka Mclaughlin-Batchelor, Chance Mitchell, Tamamutu Moanaroa, Mystique Mokau, Rico Mullin, Philomena Ngaau-Harnett, James Ngatai, Stevie Nixon, Kahurangi Nuttall, Acacia-Leigh

Paki, Manawa Paranihi, Kane Parker, Raiden Paterson, Gabriella Patia, Serenity Paul, Rangitaikinuiatia Payne, Cam’Ron Pemberton, Israel Pereka, Judah Phillips, Ezra Pihema, Ceira Porou, Alexandra Porou, Fearon Puhi, Achazia Puhi, Paretuiri Rapana, Jacob Ratima, Israel Ratima, Kiha Raukawa, Raejon Reid, Anahera Reihana, Arapeta Reihana, Kire Reweti, Reina Rewita, Akacia-Jane Rickus-Rewita, Escalade Roberts, Tama Royal-Hepi, Rubina Searancke Elers, Pounamunui Simeon, Manaia Simiona, Journey Singh, Jade Tahau, Ibanez Tahau, Olive Tahau, Satriani Tahau, William Tahuriorangi, Olivia Taiapa, Waikura Takuira, Jorja Tamati, Jai Tapiki, Brooklyn Tauroa-Wall, Kerah Te Hokowhitu-Wynne, Addidas Te MoanapapakuStephens, Tainui Te Wano-Ripo, Lilly-Piper Teinaki, Kate Tepu, Quinn Thompson, Tipene

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Tisdall, Charlie Todero-Turanga, Quintin Turanga Pryor, Waione Turanga-Hallett, Jaye Waldron, Rachel Wall, Disayence Wall, Paris Wall-Mcmahon, Te Urukeiha Warena, Destiny Warena, Tiara Watene, Keita Watene, Paora Webster, Emmerson Wereta, Grace Wihapi-Priest, Nikau Wikeepa, Tabitha Wilson, Kanye Winiata, Kade Wynen, Oliver Wyness, Ben Anderson-Rikihana, Jovannie Andrews-Starley, JasonDelavoy Archbold, Bellamarie Asher, Mollie Aumua, Maraki Austin, Rilee Bailey, Waipapakura Barton, Tom Beauchamp, Kingston Beech, Mary-Eunice Bell, Marcus Bell, Stacey Bennett, Hinewai Bennett, India Blackburn, Maia Bowden, Kowhaiwhai Brighouse, Caylus Brooking, Briahna Burgess, Kiwa Byles-Mcdade, Ezekiel Carlson, Braydon Church, Kesha Clarke, Abel Cleave, Wiremu Cole, Grace Collett, Kiana Coogan, Matthew

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Daniels, Caylum Davis-Eru, Jacob Davis-Eru, Tyrone Downs-Holden, Poppy Duff, Turia Ellis, Terence Falwasser, Ruby Filipo, Wyntah-Mae Fox-Te Rangi, Zyphania Gallagher, Tiori Gibson, Levi Gordine-Tawharu, Tyla Gray-Johansen, Ajah Greaves, Haillee Hallet, Ani-Ruiha Ham, Hoani Ham-Taipeti, Karyn Ham-Taipeti, Paige Harris, Kaharau Harris, Paikea Hazel, Kiia Herangi-Searancke, Kohatu Hoeta, Jaydyn Hokianga, Ngarangiwhakaupoko Hunter, Rhiannon Jacobs-Shepherd, Reagan January, Samantha Johns, Tamatea Kaui, Fusion Kea Papuni, Upokoina Kerr, Te Kehu King, Te Rina Leach, Chase Leigh-Monsall, Joseph Luamanu-Winitana, Aneko Maeva, Xiah Marcroft, Caelen Marshall-Ngawati, Rhiarna Midwood-Murray, Te Ringahaua Whitirangi Mihaere, Janiah Mita, Zeyounce Mulgrew, Journey Nicholls, Makaia Paenga, Bailey Pitiroi-Gowling, Nikau Player, Jacob Priston-Martin, Sapphire Pritchard, Mackenzie Pryor-Taare, Matewaru Pumamao-Herewini,

Wiremu Radovanovich, Brandon Rameka, Mack Reid, Patrick Reweti, Ellese Rika-Hill, Hairini Roberts, Liam Roelofs, Logan Rolls, Tiaana Rongokea-Irimana, Piriwiritua Rowlands-Hasanbegovich, Marlee Salmon Turoa, Felyscia Scott-Samuels, Jayden Shelford, Devahrny Shelford, Rahquarne Shepherd, Blake Sherwin, Aydn Shortland, Gemma-Lee Simmonds, Wilson Sinclair, Caitlyn Smith, Taiaria Snowden, Zaysharn Staples-Fletcher, Maia Stretch-Ioane, Rawiri Tamaira, Tom Tawhiri, Aroha Te Heuheu, Hayden Te Hiko, Bella-Rose Te Hiko, Keyana Te Rangiita, Casey Thompson, Hayden Thompson, Te Ao O Terangi Trow, Nalani Tupara, Manaia Wairau-Pomana, Kalani Wairepo, Whakaraupo Wall, Karlene Wall-Mcmahon, Cassius Walters-Angus, Kerryn Watene Wall, Tyrone Webster, Alyssa Whakatihi-Heremaia, Te Rau O Te Huia Wikatene, Nikora Witeri, Kaya Ahleong, Rico-Shaan Akuhata, Porsha Albert, Acacia Albert, Te Rina Arahanga-Roa, Hamuera

Ashby, Arana Barrett, Mac Barron, Prudynce Bell, Jemaima Bell, Johnson Bennet, Seth Bennett, Amiria Bennion, Soleil Bidois, Maia Brell, Rheana Brooks, Romijn Butler, Mikaylah Caie, Troy Chapman, Kaya Church, Hayley-Marie Clarke-Boyle, Erena Cleave, Taimarino Cotterill-Konui, Kendra Cribb, Tai Crown-Harris, Daria Dunster, Manaia Eden, Taineara Elkington, Hyrum Elliot, Kristin Elliott-Brooking, Munro Ferris-Bretherton, Tiaki Forsyth, Campbell Fox-Te Rangi, Laykhana George, Ngakete Gibson, Tori Greaves, Daytona Haddon-Hall, Te Rina Hallett, Xana Hania, Tia Hardiman, Bailee Hemopo, Warren Hepi, Lyrik Hetutu, Jaide Heurea-Van Duin, Rawiri Hill, Darien Holt, Darion Hui, Mika January, Mia Jonathan, Taylor Kimura, Shavante Kingi, Aroha Kupa, Sophie Logan, Alazaye-Rose Makea, Jada Mako, Heta Maranui-Hunter, Sarreal Mariu-Smallman, Te Rau Marshall-Duff, Matthias

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Marshall-Duff, Navarre Matthews, Tamihana Mclaughlin, Monica Mete-Renata, Holly-Rae Mihinui, Tumeke Mitchell, Julia Moanaroa, Shania Mohi, Hiria Mohi-Duff, Kayl Moore, Caleb Nepia, Eria Ngamotu-Rakei, Damien Ngamotu-Tahana, Te Wano Ngatai, Seth Nuku, Philip Parsons, Emma Patena, Ngahiko Patia, Sebastian Paul, Rakei Payne-Isaacs, Aiden Pereka, Kees Pitiroi, Rautangi Pitiroi, Tamati Radford, Carl Rameka, Holly Rangi, James Renata, Brandon Rodger, Te Kotuku Rolfe, Haylee Rolleston, Regan Selway, Naeshian Simeon, Anahera Singh, Priya Spence, Nicholas Staladi, Evyan Tahuriorangi, Shanon Taiaroa, Maraea Tarawhiti, Kandice Tauariki-Mete, Ihipera Te Hanairo, Leah Te Kakau, Maioha Te Moana, Luke Te MoanapapakuStephens, Makarena Te Moho, Paekitawhiti Tihi, Logan Topp, Anahera Turanga-Pryor, Jade Wall, Matuakore Wall, Tukapa Wallace-Latoa, Legacy West, Jai

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Whakatihi-Heremaia, Te Rangihuruao

Wharawhara, Dredon Wigzell, Rajena

Williams, Chase

TERTIARY Abbott, Aleisha Abraham, Hazel Adams, Ashleigh Adams, Carl Adams, Elizabeth Adams, Jean Adams, Valma Afendoulis, Baile Akuhata, Mersayde Akuhata-Huntington, Zaine Albert, Kirsty Albert, Melanie Albert, Monique Albert, Orion Allison, Peter Ama, Saraela Anderson, Amber Anderson, Corinne Andrews, Mieka Annett, Rachel Apihai, Rangi Apirana, Atera Apirana, Tepora Arahanga-Roa, Hope Aranui, Cara Arapere, Bernadette Archbold, Roana Archbold, Vincent Armstrong, Gabrielle Ashby, Wanda Asher, Jayde Ataria, Ally Atkinson-Keepa, Shannon Avello, Holley Avia, Celise Babbington, Maia Bainbridge, Angelique Baker, Courtenay Baker, Shaquille Baker, Tyla Baker-Pokotea, Shanon Ballantyne, Maramena Balsley, Michelle

Barakat, Alexis Barcham, Tamaira Barnett, Aania Barrett, Ehiri Barsdell, Netana Barsdell, Teiria Bartlett, Kimberley Beech, Waitapu Belk, Logan Bell, Emily Bell, Raewyn Bell, Reon Bell, Rosina Bellas, Alysha Bellas, Carlene Bell-Kake, Jakob Bennett, Puaawai Bennett, Serena Bennett-Huxtable, Meretini Best, Ashley Bishop, Bronte Bishop, Brooklyn Bishop-Williams, Huki Ana Blackburn, Noah Blair-Smith, Ayla Borrell, Te Piataaio Bowlin, Nesca Boyle, Thomas Boynton, Kandie Boyt, Charlotte Bramley, Timoti Brennan, Maddison-Taylor Bridges, Brooke Bristowe, Nicole Bristowe, Reggae Brons-Nordstrom, Kaleb Brosnahan, Layton Brothers, Caleb Brown, Jessica Brown, Nellie Bruhn, Chelsea Buchanan, Atiria Buckle, Sarah

Byles, Joann Byles, Rosemary Byles, Sophia Campbell, Antoinette Campbell, Terrill Campbell-Bowden, Fynnzia Campion, Ngareta Campion, Nikau Canterbury, Aroha Carlson, Ahera Carlson, Heeni Carlson, Jewell Carter, Audriana Carter, Kathleen Cashell, Nathaniel Chapman, Alaina Chapman, Quinn Chase, Charmaine-Rose Chase, Joanne Chase, Lisa Chase, Louise Christensen, Jessie Church, Cheyenne Clark, Darlene Clay, Latisha Cockburn, Katalena Cockfield, Hannah Collins, Brooke Collins, Caroline Comerford, Mikaela Conrad, Takotorauroha Cooper, Davina Cooper, Rawinia Cooper-Fenwick, Taina Corbett, Tamahou Crawford, Areta Crawford, Te Pounamu Cribb, Anthony Cribb, Joedine Cribb, Joel Cribb, Michelle Cudby, Jamie Cuthers, Anastacia

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Dakin, Nicole Dale, Ruby Daly, Arihia Dansey-Rasmussen, Oliver Davies, Hinemaia Davies, Tori Davis, Paulene Daymond, Rose De Young, Alicia Delany, Caleb Dempsey, Shanaya des Barres, Renee Des Barres Rameka, ZionSativa Des Barres-Williams, Taylor Doctor, Denise Doctor, Margaret Dodds, Dylan Dornan, Nikita Douthett, Sebastian Downes, Aslan Downing, Taylah Duke, Kiara Duncan, Hannah Dunstall, Samuel Edlin, Shana Edmonds, Lara Edmonds, Lena Edwards, Jahana Edwards, Michelle Edwards, Portia Edwards, Storm Edwards-Smith, Arahi Egan, Caleb Ekuasi, Jayden Elliott, Teah Elliott-Harris, Paige Ellis, Quincy-Jazz Ellis, Siadin Enoka, Luke Eru, Teneal Eruera, Taoitekura Erueti, Maikara

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Eru-Te Kura, Bobbie Espie, Neda Fearnley-Fitzgerald, Chekodi Ferris-Bretherton, Hepi Fiaola, Robert Flight, Teraumawhitu Florence, Eden Foden, Vicki Forde, Ebony Forde, Roimata Foster, Nancy Fox, Chelsea Fox, Mikayla Fox-Te Rangi, Tessa-Lee Gallagher, Keira Galloway, David Gatonyi, Zenna-Maria Gemmell, Laura George, Cameron George, Jasmine Gibson, Shadae Gilbert, Josiah Gilbert, Tane-Potiki Gilbert-Perenise, Sade Gill, Brandon Gillies, Misty Glass-Donaldson, Kian Gordine-King, Amber Gotty, Lucy Governor, Devonshire Grace, Aniva Grace, Ngawaina Grant, Don Grant, Donaldson Grant-Cairns, Carmen Grattan, Joseph Grattan, Mataara Gray, Achaia Gray, Petra Greaves, Sidney Green, Terri Grey, Rhieve-Sheridan Haami, Deanna Haami, Kiriana Haapu, Seth Haimona, Wakahuia Haira, Tia Haitana, Mikayla Hakaraia, Vanessa Hakopa, Tapekaoterangi Hakopa, Tereinamu Halkett, Alexandrea

Hall, Arihia Hall, Jaimee Hall, Temuera Ham, Jayden Ham, Ruth Hamahona, Te Awhina Hammond, Wynton Handcock-Scott, Awhina Hanley, Patrick Hapi, Manaia Hapi, Shadena Hapi, Te Riini Hare, Meriana Harper, Dyani Harris-Hart, Alex-Zander Hartley, Arihia Hartley, Shara Hartley, Talia Hartley, Tenga O Te Rangi Harvey, Matthew Hawira-Seanoa, Christian Hay, Holly Hay, Liaanna-Jeanette Hayes, Te Manawa Healey-Forde, Natalia Healey-Forde, Seona Heke Kaiawha, Karepa Hemara, Deveraux Hemopo, Ashleigh-Paige Hemopo, Jessica Hemopo, Teagan Henare, Phoenix Henderson, Phillipa Hendrie, Fallon Henry, Karen Hepi, Chelsey Hepi, Irene Hepi, Israel Hepi, Kirsten Hepi, Sarah Hepi, William Hepi Te Huia-Gatonyi, Jordan Hepi-Cribb, Rinaria Hepi-Te Huia, Anahera Hepi-Te Huia, Te Rehina Hepi-Treanor, Sonia Hereaka, Jershon Herewini, Ihimana Hibbitt, Jessica Hill, Alexander Hill, Dane Hill, Marama

Hill-Tupou, Raiha Mo’unga Hingston, Katherine Hodges-Macdonald, Matariki Hohaia McLeod, Thaneshya Hohaia-Mcleod, Rahuia Hohepa, Jillian Hohepa, Vincent Holland, Kiriwera Holland, Maea Hollingsworth, Kevin Holster, Bonnie Holten, Olivia Hona, Jazmin Hona, Nazzearth Hona, Sara Horne, Tara Horton, Rayden Hunia, Billy Hunia, Shaolyn Hunia, Winiata Hunter, Brenda Hunter, Bronwyn Hunter, Diammond Hunter, Montell Hunter-Tihi, Kielin Hurae, Rebekah Hutton, Kaylee Ihakara, Tuhi-Whakaura O Te Rangi Ireland, Taka Irwin, Larissa Isherwood, Phoenix Ivory, Leysa Jackson, Janet Jacobs, Cayla Jacobs-Martin, Symphony-Grace James, Reef Jansen, Nicholas January, Hannah Jayden, River Jay-Koopu, Nazaryth Jepsen, Kobi Johnson, Jacqueline Jones, Natalie Jones, Tiana Jones-Butcher, Charlotte Jordan, Breana Judd, Manaia Julien, Hinemoa Kaea-Rata, Mokoia

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Kahukoti, Karen Kalman, Sapphire Kamoto, Imajyn Kanuta, Robert Kapua, Mosiah Karaitiana, Hinemoa Karatea, Andrew Karauna, Shanyn Karauria, Hine Karl, Nikita Katene, Reuben Katene-Burge, Johannah Katipa, Derileen Kaufusi, Pauline Kauika, Shaina Keefe, Chantay Keenan, Ashleigh Kelly, Caitlin Kelly, Jordan Kenny, Lisa Kereopa, Tobyus Kerr, Roretana King, Madison Kingi, Flavian Kingi, Jacqualine Kingi, Reihana Kingi, Tanira Kinross, Elysia Kirby, Celeste Knierum-Te Ahuru, Tia Knowels, Maria Kohere, Anthony Kohere, Cheyenne Kotlowski, Kuramahaurangi Kumeroa, Danielle Kumeroa, Maureen Kupa, Gabrielle Kupa, Mei-Mare Kurupo, Tanishia Larkins, Eve Lawson-Holt, Heydin Leaf, Te Arihi Levao, Teilah-Shei Liddington, Cassandra Little, Anatoria Loughlin, Timothy Lua, Kayla Mackay, Nathanael Mahu, Hannah Maiava, Mahaani Maika, Jermayne Maise, Te Rina

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Maniapoto, Lara Maniapoto-Cheer, Tauri Maniapoto-Heurea, Whetumarama Maniapoto-Love, Puna Maniapoto-Love, Waimihia Manning, Maree Mansell, Ducati Manuel-Hepi, Mahora Manuirirangi, Phyllis Manu-Pym, Tayla Marama, Casper-Rose Marino, Amy Marino, Crystalee Marino, Jennifer Mariu, Joanna Mariu, Rangimaria Mariu, Rhys Mariu, Tomairangi Mariu-Smallman, Ngamaioha Marks, Shannon Marr, Margaret Marr, Sarah Marsh, Davinia Marsh, Mikaera Marshall, Ardyn Marshall, Cheryl Marshall, Pierce Marshall, Ramaia Martin, Rhys Martin-Rata, Ruby Marumaru, Bailey Marumaru, Paia Mason, Raylene Matena, Waimarama Matenga, Pohatu O Te Aroha Maxwell, Sheridan May, Krystal McCaskill, Kayla McGarvey, Leah Mcgregor, Michelle Mcintosh, Sarah Mclean, Bailey Mclean, Stella McLeod, Donna Mcleod, Michael Mcmillan, Ariana McNeil, Shaun Mconie, Charity Mcskimming, Cameron Meremere, Elizabeth

Merry, Amy Meyer, Elizabeth Mihaere, Rhayvon Mihaka, Dryden Mihinui, Hollie Mihinui, Tarihira Miles, George Miles, Lana Mitai-Ngatai, Hiwinui Mitai-Wells, Leo Mitchell, Chantal Moana-Johnson, Gayle Mohi, Aareta Mohi-Dewhirst, Riria Moke, Vivien Moke-Anderson, Tayla Monk, Tamielle Montgomery, Maureen Moon, Ashley Moon, Calais More, Kore More, Rita More, Tiari Morehu, Jaidene Morgan, Jacinta Morgan, Katarina Morgan, Lakeisha Morgan, Precious Morris, Emma Morris, Steffany Muraahi, Adam Murchie, Stella Murray, Kylee Nelio, Graham Nelio, Jeralene Nepe, Tiana Newman-Jacobs, Jiorgia Ngamotu-Taia, Jodeci Ngarewa, Erana Ngarotata, Leilani Ngatai, Dayna Ngatai-Broughton, Anna Ngatai-Broughton, Tara Ngawhika-Pihema, Hinekaharoa Nia Nia, Kit Nicholls, Ana Nicoll-Klokstad, Zanneja Nkhasi, Eileen Northcroft, Izabel Northcroft, Jessica Northcroft, Karen Northcroft, Tahlia

Norton-Campbell, Tessa Nuku, Natalie Nuku, Teress Oberdries, Flynn OBrien, Romy O’Carroll, Jacqueline Oliver, Patrice Olsen, Hayley Olsen, Rose Ormond, Raureti O’Rourke, Grace Otimi, Erena Paaka, Renee Paenga, Taneal Pakau-Timoti, Aaliyah Paki, Chasana Paki, Jaylon Paki, Macy Palaamo, Khala Panapa, Pene Parai, Zyphveronee Paranihi, Anahera Paranihi, Hunter Parker, Lana Parry, Mason Parsons, Storm Patena, Hayley Patena, Kepa-Riki Paterson, Zack Patterson, Samuel Payne, Turahi Pearce, Awhina Pearce, Ruby Peita, Siahn Pepere-Buchanan, Zariah Perenara-O’Connell, Te Puawai Perrin, Mia Peters, Theo Petersen, Andrea Phillips, Indigo Pickering-Rakei, Charlamain Pihema, Kauri Pita-Grey, Kaiwhiri Pitiroi, Awhina Pitiroi, Takoha O Te Rangi Poata, Harmony Pona, Sharn Ponga, Te Araorehua Porou-Ellis, Te Rina Potaka, Jack Potaka, Tamahauiti

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Pott, Matahi Prentice, Hani Prescott, Jack Price, Cameron Puhi, Anna Puhi, Delise Puhi, Te Awhina Puke, Jaida Pullar, Jared Puohotaua, David Rademakers, Ria Rainey, Manunui Rakei, Vanessa Rameka, Abby Rameka, Mihi-Terina Rameka, Neyshen Ranginui, Kaelia Rangirangi, Charlie Rangirangi, Kimiora Rapana, Kayla Ratana, Darinee Ratapu, Rangikahiwa Ratima, Emaraina Ratima, Nicola Raukawa, Mareikura Raukura, Kaea Rawiri, Ashley Rawiri, Eugenia Rawiri, Lily Rawiri, Star Rawles, Jacob Read, Emilie Read-Eden, Winnie-Mae Rehua, Haylee Reid, Valarie Renata, Nere Renata, Vaiesha Lee Rerekura, Keanyn Reti Kaukau, Georgia Reweti, Dempsey Reweti, Lena Reweti, Ondrea Reweti, Paula Reweti-Clark, Airon Rewita, Mark Rewita, Trinity Rhodes, Aria Richardson, Robyn Richmond, Kristen Rickard, Victoria Rickus, Natalie Rihia-Reti, Stevee Riini-Ehau, Katarina

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Riri, Holly Riwai, Bridget Roberts, Arahina Roberts, Darleen Roberts, Lukas Roberts, Opere Robertson, Aaron Ruruku, Brent Rutene, Shirana Rutland, Tania Salisbury, Zachary Salzmann, Amiria Satchell, Luciana Saunders, Tatiana Savage, Jahrelle Savage, Ocsha-Harmony Savage, Te Atakura Scanlan, Nicol Scouller, Leo Scrivener, Katelyn-Maria Searancke, Priscilla Seiuli, Veronika Selby-Rickit, Miriama Selby-Rickit, Te Paea Selwyn, Claymore Severne, Marewa Sharp, Bella Shepherd, Landon Short, Aisha Siddells, Kapi Siddells, Tori Sigley, Skye Simeon-Tuhakaraina, Janine Simmonds, Annie Simmonds, Rauti Simon, Charles Simpkins, Brooke Sinnott, Nicolas Slagter, Mia Smallman, Erena Smith, Renee Smith, Sonjia-Marie Smith, Susan Smyth, Olena Soloman, Janet Soloman, Rangimarie Soutar, Dylan Spooner, Jenna Steffert, Dante Stephens, Autumn-Rain Stevens, Eileen Stewart, Huiarau

Stone, Laken Strong, Jacob Sycamore, Kayla Taewa, Gabriel Tahata, Zhane Tahau, Abe Tahau, Alexandra Tahau, Reihana Tahau-Hodges, Hitiraa Tahere-Williams, Te Herenga Taiaroa, Tom Taite, William Takawe, Tayla-Marie Takimoana, Hemi Takuira, Kiriana Tamaira, Marcus Tamaira-Cooper, Italy Tamati, Lisa Tamepo, Paula Tane, Arzjean Tangira, Patricia Taoho, Lindsay Tapper, Kayla Tarau, Gabrielle Tariu, Chevana Tate, Christy Tate, Kendra Taueki-Stott, Naomi Taungakore, Ema Taura, Yvonne Tauru, Daniel Tawa, Kim Tawaka, Quentin Tawhai, Dusky-Rose Tawhiri, Logan Tawhitopau, Te Mataara Taylor, Adrianne Taylor, Brittany Taylor, Paurini Taylor, Samuel Te Ahuru, Parekaarangi Te Ahuru, Shay Te Ahuru, Toni Te Ahuru-Quinn, Manawa Te Ao, Alisa Te Hau-Meroiti, Petera Te Heuheu, Ashleigh Te Heuheu, Jean Te Moana, Priscilla Te Moni-Flavell, Taonga O Te Aroha Te Nahu, Hikawai

Te Rangi, Alana Te Rangi, Candace Te Rangi, Casey Te Rangiita, Cole Te Riini, Braxton Te Riini, Jesse Te Rire, Jonathan Te Rire, Matawaiorangi Te Rire, Sharnja-Lee Te Ruki, Nga-Huia Te Tawhero, Mika Te Tomo Stewart, Tirita Te Wano, Herena Te Wano, Maraenui Te Wano, Rahera Teki-Clark, Sarah Teki-Clark, Sunny Teneti, Sara Tewhare, Lena Tewhareturoroa, TesaMaree Thompson-Tahau, Monica Tibble-Brown, Keimarire Timu, Annie Timu, David Timu, Meg Tione, Eva Tiopira, Teisha Tiueti, Siaosi Todd, Kimberley Tomlinson, Jonty Tonga, Rawiri Toni, Casey Towers, Phillipa Townsend, Joziah Treanor, Kc Trethowen, Millie Tuakoi, Emma Tucker, Angelica Tucker, Oscar Tuhakaraina, Antjecatherienna Tuhakaraina, Dominic Tuhi-Hohepa, Mekayla Tuhou, Cayla Tuka, Celone Tuli, Krista Tumai, Te Aomihia Tunui, Ikey Tupara, Destiney Tupara, Hikihiki Turanga, Riria Turanga, Te Ariki

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Turetahi, Stevie Turia, Parekaawa Turner, Charmaine Turner, Kaylee Tutemahurangi, Pania Tutua-Nathan, Te Mapihi Kahurangi Twomey-Waitai, Rangituehu Tyler, Jamie-Lee Tyson, Lorraine Underwood, Tracy Unwin, Heni Utiera, Roxanne Varrow, Sandra Vercoe, Haukapuanui Vercoe, Mere Vercoe, Sonny Waaka, Mihiorangi Wade, Nikora Wade-Tukiwaho, Orongo Wade-Tukiwaho, Rakera Wade-Tukiwaho, Taumaihi Waho, Latoya Waiariki, Iritana Wairepo, Janica Wakely, Emily Waldron, Sarah Walker, Jahnte Walker, Raeleen Walker, Te Wharau Wall, Antonio Wall, Cheyenne Wall, Hinearo Wall, Hinekaha Wall, Jhaziajah Wall, John Wall, Kenneth Wall, Ngahere Wall, Ngatoru Wall, Te Rina Wall, Te Whetu Wall, Tiari Wall, Wairau Wallace, Te Rua Wallace-Ihakara, Makere Wall-McMahon, Aroha Wanikau, Matakatea Wanikau, Tangiariki Wanoa, Ariana Warbrick, Michaela Warbrick, Te Maioha Ward-Foden,

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Rangitakaiho Warren, Laace Warren-Chapman, Barrett Warren-Chapman, Tanner Watene, Hazel Watene-Hakaria, Kyea Watson, Francis Watts, Nicole Wawatai, Tymeka Weaver, Caleb West, Hope West, Te Rina Wetzel, Sophia

Whaiapu, Journey Whakatihi, Katarina Whana, Kuramaiki Whare, Te Aroha Wharekawa, Tracy Whippey, Darren White, Jaden White, Shawnee Whiti, Tia Wikatene, Tenika Wikeepa, Rosa Wikohika, Tekahuwharariki Williams, Aaria

Williams, Andrea Williams, Christina Williams, Hinemoa Williams, Hinepukohurangi Williams, Ngariki Williams, Nikayla Williams, Otene Pitau Williams, Te Manawa Williams-Simeon, Kyle Wilson, Miriama Wineti, Natalie Winitana-Wairau, Ariana Winterburn, Ashleigh

Wipaki, Grace Wiperi, Jessica Wiringi, Karen Withers, Ronice Wood, Dante Wood, Jackson Woods, Te Aroha Wright, Matekino Wyness, Jacob Wynne, Daphne

SPECIAL NEEDS Ackerman, Jhyral Akbari, Daniel Akuhata-Brown, Tray Albert, Haami Albert, Shyarn Albert, Tamaiti Bell, Lula Burgess, Bruce Courtney, Te Awanui Daniels, Aramia Davies, Ani-Moana Gavin, Jordan Gutsell, Arian Hendrie, Cameron Henry, Neihana Hepi, Trinity-Maria Hudepohl, Harlequin Ihaka, Jasmine Jones-Seymour, Madison

Kairau, Rzhael Kingi, Mosiah Kireka-Kora, Genesis Lett, Tara Maeva, Dalziel Mamaku, Maraea Maniapoto, Taylor Marsh, Ethan Martin, Tyrone Matthews, Chloe Mccool, Dayiss Mcintosh, Aaliyah Mclaughlin, Rougan Mihinui-Quirke, William Moore, Chloe Nau, Mele Neal, Titan Ngamu-Albert, Hikairo Nordstrom, Aotea

Nordstrom, Lyon Northcroft, Dayne Ormond, Mapihi Ormond, Noah Ormond, Teina Pickering-Rudolph, Te Koha Pologa, Abel Priston-Martin, Andre Pryor-Taare, Te Aranga Rameka, Robert Rawiri, Ace Rehua, Mana Repoama, Ariki Rose-Dunn, Taika Scott, Sean Sigley, Phoenix Solomona, Tyreese Tawera, James

Te Ahuru-Smith, Paulie Te Kira, Cortez Te Rangi, Pania Te Riini, Lequesha-Shaviah Thompson, Mason Tisdall, Tomas Treanor, Jacob Turner, Simon Ralph van Ree-Keepa, Jordyn Walker, Regan Wanikau, Te Hoka O Te Rangi Whakatihi, Deityn Whakatihi, Wiremu Wilson, Arhys Wilson, Boss Winiata, Reign Wipani, Hoia Withers, Tavian

TRADE TRAINING Biddle, Edward Dunster, Maximus

Hayes, Te Manawa Holley, Rhys

Moke, Shantelle Patena, Kepa-Riki

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Turia, Arekatera

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SCHOLARSHIPS Karatea, Andrew Pitiroi, Awhina

Te Moana, Priscilla Te Tawhero, Mika

Tewhareturoroa, TesaMaree

Tobin-Cribb, Charquera Unwin, Heni

VICTORIA UNIVERSIT Y SCHOLARSHIP Haira, Tia

Pitiroi, Awhina Ruby

Puna, Allandria

Tutua-Nathan, Te Mapihi

KO HAN GA R EO G R ANT Te Kohanga Te Kohanga Atawhai Te Kohanga Te Kohanga

Reo O Akina Reo O Reo O Kauriki Reo O Kimihia

Te Kohanga Reo O Mawake Te Kohanga Reo O Motutaiko Te Kohanga Reo O

Papakai Te Kohanga Reo O Reporoa Te Kohanga Reo O Taupo Te Kohanga Reo O Te

Puawaitanga Te Kohanga Reo O Waihi Te Kohanga Reo O Waitahanui

KO HAN GA R EO G R ANT Te Kohanga Te Kohanga Atawhai Te Kohanga Te Kohanga

Reo O Akina Reo O Reo O Kauriki Reo O Kimihia

Te Kohanga Reo O Mawake Te Kohanga Reo O Motutaiko Te Kohanga Reo O

Papakai Te Kohanga Reo O Reporoa Te Kohanga Reo O Taupo Te Kohanga Reo O Te

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Taupo-nui-a-Tia College Te Kura Kaupapa Māori O Whakarewa I Te Reo Ki

Tūwharetoa Te Kura O Hirangi Te Kura O Ngapuke

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Puawaitanga Te Kohanga Reo O Waihi Te Kohanga Reo O Waitahanui

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K A U M ĀT U A M E D I C A L Abraham, Rauhina Albert, Erana Alexander, Marina Ambridge, Nyree Anderson, Sandra Andrews, Christine Asher, Christina Asher, Paul Asher, Victoria Asher-Guthrie, Vivienne August, Whanaupani Avison, Patricia Awa, Aroha Baker, Henry Baker, Hiria Ball, Aroha Barns, Samuel Des Barres, Renee Beattie, Kapu Beattie, Parekura Beattie, Peggy Bell, Rangimarie Biddle, Nola Birch, Debra Blake, George Blake, Manunui Boyd, Eunice Bradnock, Peter Brown-Sullivan, Nga Byles, Sophia Carlson, Ernest Carlson, Simon Carrington, Ngahuia Chan, Rangimaria Chapman, Haami Chase, Genevieve Chase, Gordon Chase, Louis Childs, Alice Christian, Pauline Christy, Lester Christy, Loretta Clark, Margo Clueard, Katherine Coker, Adrienne Cook, Dianne Cook, Freda Corbin-Peters, Elva Cotter, Colleen Cotton, Susan

Cribb, Alfred Cribb, Christine Cribb, Martin Cribb, Maureen Cross, Patricia Dalton, Te Peara Donnelly, Sharon Downs, Dede Downs, Michael Downs, Ringapoto Downs-Cribb, Te Mania Duncan, Materina Eaves, Vicki Edmonds, James Edmonds, Kevin Edmonds, Mansell Ehau, Lawrence Ellis, Cynthia Eruera-Mcleod, Mamae Falanitule, Katarina Faneva, Rangi Fenwick, Diane Fletcher, Sharon Fox, Knowell Francis, Miriama Fromont, Cecilia Gardiner, Miruh Gardiner, Te Maari Garmonsway, Kenny George, Christine Gibson, Lorraine Godfery, Christina Grant, June Grant, Michael Gray, Marya Greaves, Gaye Greenaway, Mihingarangi Greenhalgh, Thelma Gregory, Robert Grimshaw, Veronica Gros, Francine Habib, Emery Habib, Justin Haimona, Paul Haitana, Bernice Hakaria, Irene Hakiwai, Paul Hakiwai, Sandra Hall, June Ham, Ani

Ham, Barbarina Ham, Kerry Hapi, Wayne Harmer, Jennifer Harris, Judy Hartley, Hikei Hawira, Joseph Hawkins, Vonny Hay, Maxine Healy, Tami Heeney, Marjorie Heke, Puateiria Hemopo, Sonny Henderson, Hinemoa Henry, Waiari Hepi, Anthony Hepi, Christopher Hepi, Eleanor Hepi, Tamangarangi Hepi Te Huia, Mary Heremaia, Stewart Herewini, William Heta, Materoa Heta, Mokena Heurea, Pauline Hikaka, Terence Hill, Te Otimi Hingston, Urupene Hodge, Carol Hodge, Lorraine Hodge, Patrick Hodgson, Rangiiria Hoko, Joyce Holliday, Shirley Hooper, Eva Hornell, Keith Hose, Mihi Howden, Miriama Howe, Maria Hunapo, Veronica Hune, Theresa Hunia, Gloria Hurae, Inuwai Ireland, Taka Isherwood, Hugh Isherwood, Neville Isherwood, Shane Jackson, David Jackson, Donna Jensen, George

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Jensen, Nancy Job, Joanna Julian, Douglas Kahu, Shane Kakahi, Dawn Kakahi, Kevin Kapinga, Lesley Kapua, Raymond Karaitiana, Te Aka Karatea, Micheal Karatea, Turoa Katene, Maedawn Keepa, Albert Keepa, Martha Kelland, Kevin Kelly, Hira Kerehoma, Iris Kereopa, Rupuha Kerr, Mereana Ketu, Karen King, Sharon Kingi, Marilyn Kingi, Walter Kingi-Rihari, Tarita Kirikau, Sid Kitchen, Roberta Kohere, Sonja Koko, Teresa Konui, Tiaria Kupa, Mare Kupa, Stephen Laurenson, Marama Leach, Te Manawakore Lindsay, Cecilia Link, Te Awhina Loughlin, David Luinstra, Hendrik MacFarlane, Robert Maniapoto, Johnny Maniapoto, Rawinia Maniapoto, Tui Mansell, Eileen Manukau, Matauria Manunui, John Marino, Oonagh Mariu, Kevin Marr, Margaret Martin, Desiree Mataara-Williams, Puna Mcclure, Daphne

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Mclaughlin, Alice Mclean, Glenda McLeod, Donald Mildon, Judith Millynn, Wanda Mita, Materoa Moana, Penelope Moeke, Lorraine Mohi, Cherie Mohi, Hinerauamoa Mohi, Lee Mohi, Te Keepa Moke, Bella Moke, David Moke, Philomena Moke, Pikiteora Moke, Tumanako Moore, Olive Morehu-Putaura, Tukutuku Morgan, Barbara Morrison, Annemarie Nepia, Cedric Nepia, Sidney Ngahooro, James Ngamotu, Kahurangi Ngamotu-Schmidt, Pauleen Ngawhika, Ngawai Nicholls, Pine Northcroft, Linda Northcroft, Thomas Nuku, Bronwyn O’Brien, Robyn O’Carroll, Bernadette O’Reilly-Nugent, Brian Osborne, Warren Otimi, Paranapa Oxley, Maraea Pakau, James Paranihi, Erueti Parsons, Margaret Patena, Mahinui Pateriki, Cyprian Paul, Miriama Peke, Pipi Peke-Mason, Soraya Pene, Arama Perewi, Rangi Phillips, David Piper-Loughlin, Marama

Pirini, Leo Pitiroi, Rangihuia Pitiroi-Hohua, Susan Porter, Bertha Potae, Kathleen Potter, Patricia Prescott, Debra Pringle, Irihapeti Quinlan, Leo Quinlan, Patrick Quinlan, Wiremu Rahui, Te Aroha Rameka, Sally Rameka, Stuart Randell, Huia Rangi, Colin Ranginui, Te Irimaurimaramanui Rapana, Tereina Rasmussen, Gregory Rasmussen, Lynne Ratima, Mason Raukawa, Emma Rawiri, Polly Register, Jane Reid, Adrienne Reid, Cassandra Reid, James Reihana, Billy Reihana, Colin Reihana, Emma Rewi, Jo-Ann Rewi, Yvonne Richards, Brian Richards, Dennis Rihia, David Rihia, Moira Rikihana, Marahera Ritete, James Robin, Andrew Robin, Martha Robin, Peter Robson, Noeline Rolleston, Horiana Rotarangi, Anthony Samuel, Timothy Sayers, Jacqueline Searancke, Hugh Senior, Patrice Seymour, Madison

Seymour, Margarite Sharp, Leola Shelford, Mita Siddells, Catherine Simmonds, Eva Simmonds, Sarah Simpkins, Beverley Sinnott, Paul Smallman, Joseph Smallman, Robin Soloman, Moewai Sorenson, Peter Southon, Hugh Southon, Michael Stanley, Joseph Stewart, Victoria Stringer, Atiria Tahau, Rhema Tahau, Terewa Tahere, Cynthia Tahu, Ngawaiehu Taite, Hoani Taite, Koro Taituha, Angela Tana-Turner, William Tatare, Leonard Taumata, Dian Tauri, Denise Tauteka, Joe Tawhai, Hiria Taylor, Wayne Te Ahuru, Te Hautawaho Te Hau, Craig Te Heuheu, Augustine Te Heuheu, Kelly Te Huia, Laurence Te Kahu, William Te Moana, George Te Tana, Roberta Te Tana, Stewart Te Wiki, Edward Teawa, Harry Teddy, Herbert Theodore, Mary Thomas, Isabel Thompson, Puawai Thompson, Robert Tipu, Fiona Toa, Cheryl Toa, Papakura

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Tuhakaraina, Corrina Tukaki, Violet Tunui, Donna Tupara, Sonnie Turanga, Martha Turner, Blanche Tutemahurangi, Eva Tutemahurangi, Lois Tutemahurangi-Chase, Jill Vanags, Jean Vercoe, Elizabeth Vincent, Raymond Wade, Paehoro Waiwai, Venita Wakefield, Bruce Waldron, Melton Wall, Heemi Wall, Peter Wall, Tama Wall, Te Aka Wallace, Janice Wallace, Polly Wallace, Priscilla Wallace, Te Rauoriwa Wall-Peachey, Joy Walmsley, Keith Walsh, James Walsh, Lynette Warena, Christine Warren, Peggy Waru, Lorraine Waru, Rita Wells, Rhonda Whaanga, June Whakatihi, Timothy Wharekura, Pare Whenuaroa, Ladyrose Whetu, Harry Whippey, Fahran Wikeepa, Denise Wikohika, Metiria Wilkie, Donald Williams, Gemma Williams, Susan Wilson, Caroline Wilson, Matiu Wineera, April Wiringi, Robyne Withers, Rehara Youngman, Polly

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KO HAN GA R EO G R ANT Te Kohanga Te Kohanga Atawhai Te Kohanga Te Kohanga

Reo O Akina Reo O Reo O Kauriki Reo O Kimihia

Te Kohanga Reo O Mawake Te Kohanga Reo O Motutaiko Te Kohanga Reo O

Papakai Te Kohanga Reo O Reporoa Te Kohanga Reo O Taupo Te Kohanga Reo O Te

Puawaitanga Te Kohanga Reo O Waihi Te Kohanga Reo O Waitahanui

N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A M E R C U R Y D E V E L O P M E N T GROUP Environmental Projects Kō Rukumoana -Whānau Whenua Waihāhā Papakainga Leadership Development Susan Smith - Masters in Business Administration Ngāti Tūwharetoa Initiatives Ngā Kaihautu o Waikato

Awa - Nga Purakau O Te Awa Te Ahi Tipua o Tūwharetoa - Kapa Haka Waananga Te Taiopenga o Tūwharetoa Tūwharetoa Health Charitable Trust Kaumātua Olympics 2020 Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board - Kaumātua Dinner Tūwharetoa Māori Trust

Board - Marae Financial Services Wānanga Nukuhau Marae Tapuaeharuru-a-tia Challenge Papakai Marae - Ngāti Hikairo Whakawhānaungatanga Waitahanui Marae Trust He Moko Matenga Moku

SPORTS Team Tūwharetoa Touch Tūwharetoa Mixed Open Team

Regional Adams, Calais Akuhata, Tomairangi

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Mokopapa Wānanga Whakatihi Whānau Wānanga Rangatahi Activities Te Rau o Ahorangi Rangatahi Wānanga

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N G ĀT I T Ū W H A R E T O A G E N E S I S ENERGY COMMITTEE Education Brown , Mandie Ellis , Quincy-Jazz Rihia, Stevee Smith, Susan Wall, Hinearo Wall, Ngatoru Wall , Takiora Environmental Projects Ngā Kaihautū o Waikato Awa - Nga Purakau O Te Awa Ngāti Tūwharetoa Initiatives Te Taiopenga o Tūwharetoa Kapa Haka Festival 2021 Tūwharetoa Kapa Haka -

Te Ahi Tipua Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board - Tūwharetoa Kaumātua Dinner 2021 Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board - Marae Financial Admin Support Marae Sustainability Haurere Limited - Marae Power Sustainability Plan for Papakai Marae Haurere Limited - Marae Power Sustainability Plan for Otukou Marae Waihaha Marae Sustainable Marae Wānanga Ngā Uri o Hingaia Huruao

Papakai Marae - Mirimiri Ora Papakai Marae - Ngāti Hikairo Whakawhānaungatanga Te Roopu Toi o Tūwharetoa - Wānanga Toi Te Runanganui o Ngāti Hikairo Ki Tongariro - Te Hau Matao Wānanga Wahine Ariki Waihaha Marae Papakainga Environment Wānanga Waitahanui Marae Trust He Moko Matenga Moku Mokopapa Wānanga Whakatihi Whānau Wānanga

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Rangatahi Activities Ngāti Hikairo Snow Sports Academy 2021 Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries - Ka Hao te Rangatahi Skye Sigley - Kiingi Tuheitia Portraiture Awards Te Rau o Ahorangi Rangatahi Wānanga Wiremu Rahui - Rangatahi Wānanga at Kai Waho Sports Amua, Maraki Pitiroi, Rautangi Tūwharetoa Basketball

mahi rangatira ki te iwi

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