Mangāmāunu Marae

21/03/2026

The trustees current bookings for the Marae in April 2026

21/03/2026

The trustees current bookings for the Marae in March 2026

22/10/2025

22/10/2025

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16/10/2025

01/07/2025

Nga Uri o Mangamaunu Whanui Incorporated
Notice of Special General Meeting
Thursday, 17 July 2025, 6pm via Teams

Three members of Nga Uri o Mangamaunu Whanui Incorporated have requested a special general meeting to consider a vote of no confidence in the current Nga Uri o Mangamaunu Whanui Incorporated executive committee).

The members advise they will present evidence at the meeting regarding the following matters:

- Lack of communication
- A lack of transparency and accuracy with decisions and reports
- Lack of financial viability for NUOM
- Non-compliance with the current constitution
- Concerns with accessibility to the Marae
- Conflict of Interests of the Chair

In accordance with clause 7(c) the secretary shall give at least 14 days notice of the special general meeting. The teams link with be emailed to members.

Nga mihi
Mark Galbraith, Secretary, Nga Uri o Mangamaunu Whanui Incorporated

25/06/2025

📣📣 E karanga ana ki te whānau!!

We are gathering insights to better understand the housing needs, challenges, and aspirations of our whānau.

At the moment, we’re exploring opportunities to develop papakāinga and to repurpose housing in Kaikōura for Māori-focused living – providing safe, secure, and supportive spaces for our people and future generations. Your voice matters.

By sharing your thoughts, you help us create a plan that reflects the real needs of our whānau – whether you're living in Kaikōura, elsewhere, or thinking about returning home. Together, we can shape a strong pathway forward for housing, whānau wellbeing, and the long-term future of Ngāti Kurī here in our takiwā.

In order for us to gain an insight into our whānau needs for this kaupapa, we'd love to hear your feedback by completing this short survey: https://forms.office.com/r/xmj0dY8iCt

Ngā mihi māhana.

21/03/2025

5Maunga 5Weeks kaupapa—an opportunity for whānau to reconnect with our whenua, whakapapa, and each other through a series of hīkoi across our takiwā.

This initiative is about strengthening our collective hauora by walking the tracks of our tīpuna, deepening our connection to our taiao, and supporting whānau wellbeing through movement, kōrero, and time in te taiao.

Details of the hīkoi:

🔹 Rapaki – 6th April | Lead: Issaac Fahey
🔹 Wairewa – 13th April | Lead: Iaean Cranwell
🔹 Koukourarata – 20th April | Lead: Mananui Ramsden
🔹 Maukatere – 27th April | Lead: Benj Brennan
🔹 Te Ahu Pātiki – 4th May | Lead: TBC

Each hīkoi will be led by whānau from the respective takiwā, sharing kōrero along the way. This kaupapa is for all ages, aiming to encourage whānau to spend time together, strengthen their wairua, and uphold the practice of takahī te whenua.

We would love for you to share this with your whānau and marae communities so they are aware of the kaupapa and can participate or follow along for the journey.

Link to register - https://forms.gle/cxXhymSESjnrXUg48
Facebook – 5Maunga 5Weeks