Keep up to date with the latest pitopito kōrero.
Working with owners to rejuvenate the land
We've been working with owners of whenua south of Hastings with the goal of returning their lake back to its former glory.
Creating a native forest in the heart of the city
Te Tumu Paeroa staff head off to Matairangi (Mount Victoria) in Wellington to put their green thumbs to work.
IWIinvestor launches Project Whetū – investment governance training for trustees
IWIinvestor has today announced the launch of Project Whetū – investment governance training for those who act as trustees or have responsibility for investment decisions.
Kristy Roa, showing the world the future is farming
Twenty year old Kristy Roa is the 2019 winner of the Ahuwhenua Young Māori Farmer award for sheep and beef.
Showcasing the best in Sheep and Beef farming
Eugene and Pania King of Kiriroa Station are the winners of the Ahuwhenua Trophy for the top Māori sheep and beef farm in Aotearoa for 2019.
Investing in Māori development through whenua
Strategic investment into the development of whenua, and more support for Māori freehold landowners and their whānau was announced by the Government today.
Te Kaha Māori partnership get provincial growth funding
The Provincial Growth Fund (PGF) is supporting a group of Māori landowners in Eastern Bay of Plenty, boosting the development of horticulture and employment opportunities in the area.
Grassroots projects address barriers to succession of Māori land
Five trusts from around the motu came together in Wellington to share the outcomes of their grassroots projects to encourage whānau to apply for succession.
Young Māori Farmers help shape the future of farming
Brainstorming, networking, and a spot of fishing, were all part of the first Ahuwhenua Young Māori Farmer Award alumni event.