01/10/2026
🌿 ROTOITI 15 | SEPTEMBER UPDATE 🌿
He marama pukumahi anō mō Rotoiti 15! September has been another busy month with plenty happening across the Trust and a number of kaupapa underway for our owners, uri and wider whānau.
Here’s a snapshot of what we’ve been up to 👇🏽
🎓 Associate Directors Programme
We were proud to announce the four successful participants selected for our Rotoiti 15 Associate Directors Programme. Over the next two years, they will gain practical governance, strategic and commercial experience across both the Rotoiti 15 Trust Board and Rotoiti 15 Investments LP Board.
🌿 Mahinga Kai
Registrations opened for our upcoming Mahi Ngā Kai kaupapa and the response from our uri was overwhelming! Registrations have now closed due to the level of interest received. We’re looking forward to bringing everyone together for this kaupapa and continuing to strengthen our connection to our whenua, mātauranga and marae.
🏡 Papakainga Hui
We held our Papakainga Hui at Te Waiiti Marae, providing whānau with an opportunity to hear more about the proposed development and the Trust’s aspirations for creating pathways for our people to reconnect and live back on the whenua.
👵🏽👴🏽 Koeke Grants
Our team continued working with our koeke to update and renew their information ahead of this year’s Koeke Grant payments. If you or your whānau have changed your address, bank account or contact details, please make sure these are kept up to date with us.
💻 Stay Connected
We encourage all our owners and uri to stay connected with us. Visit our website to update your details, register as a beneficiary, check available grants and keep up to date with Trust kaupapa and opportunities.
www.rotoiti15.com
Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou katoa for continuing to engage and participate in the kaupapa of Rotoiti 15.
Kia hihiri te ōhanga, te oranga me te pukumahi i runga i te ngākau ngātahi.
Working together to protect and grow the well-being of our people, environment and culture.
Kia hihiri te ōhanga, te oranga me te pukumahi i runga i te ngākau ngātahi. Working together to protect and grow the well-being of our people, environment and culture.