Maketu Climate Plan

Maketu Climate Plan This is an iwi-led, whole community effort.

Together with the local community, the Maketu Iwi Collective developed a climate change adaptation plan to ensure the people of Maketu are prepared for, can adapt to, and will be resilient to a changing climate.

Congratulations to Laura Rae and Jimmy O'Callaghan who have recently returned from the Solomons having been selected by ...
01/07/2026

Congratulations to Laura Rae and Jimmy O'Callaghan who have recently returned from the Solomons having been selected by Oxfam for an exchange visit to the island of Malaita. The kōrero focused on the impacts of climate change and sharing how we respond to the existential threat of a warming climate whilst building a hopeful future for our mokopuna.

Some of the people they met visited Maketu in May last year, along with people from other Pacific nations.

Jimmy and Laura are part of the team behind the Maketu Climate Adaptation Plan - He Toka Tū Moana - along with Roana Bennett and Elva Conroy.





KiaMaia Ellis

29/06/2026

Circularity is essential for a sustainable planet.

But what does circularity really mean?

This platform explains the concept in simple terms and shows how using resources wisely can reduce waste and protect our future.

https://www.unep.org/circularity

28/06/2026

We live in unprecedented times. Many people understand the reality of climate change and still feel powerless to make a difference.

Collective action starts with individuals who choose not to give up.

We don't need one person to do everything - we need millions of people doing what they can.

Action is needed now. Our future depends on what we do today.

23/06/2026

Whānau voice matters. 💬

Every whakaaro shared helps strengthen our communities, shape better outcomes, and ensure our whānau are heard. When we create spaces for kōrero, we create opportunities for connection, understanding, and positive change.

Your voice is important. Your experiences matter. Your whakaaro can help guide the future for our people. 🤍

share your whaakaro here

https://www.tmatimpb.maori.nz/survey-whanau-voice/

15/06/2026

Turned 18 recently? Make sure you’re enrolled and ready to have your say in the 2026 General Election!

It only takes 5 minutes to enrol online at vote.nz/enrol. All you need is your NZ passport or driver licence, or a RealMe verified identity.

You can also enrol without ID by completing an enrolment form online - you can have it emailed or posted for you to sign and return.

If you’re still 17, you can complete an enrolment form now and we’ll enrol you on your 18th birthday so you’re ready to vote!

Find out more at vote.nz

12/06/2026

Hina Puamohala Kneubuhl and husband Kingi Gilbert are among those standing up against the proposed AMOS STAR project, which would place seven new telescopes on the summit.

12/06/2026

In times of earthquake and extreme weather, marae are often where p...

12/06/2026
12/06/2026

UPDATE | A legal boffin who was consulted on the government's law change that would prevent companies from being sued over climate change explains his opposition.

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