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⚠️ Cyclone Vaianu is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the Auckland region on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 A...
10/04/2026

⚠️ Cyclone Vaianu is expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain to the Auckland region on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 April.

The combination of damaging winds, heavy rain and large swells makes this a multi-hazard, potentially life-threatening event.

🔗 We've compiled links to key sources of information to help you get prepared for the anticipated weather events. Kia haumaru koutou.

https://www.ngatimanuhiri.iwi.nz/post/cyclonevaianu

A beautiful sunny day celebrating the protection of our coastline, alongside some of the people who helped make it possi...
22/03/2026

A beautiful sunny day celebrating the protection of our coastline, alongside some of the people who helped make it possible.

A big mihi and kihi to everyone who came along, and especially to those who put in the mahi behind the scenes to bring it all together.

Plenty more mahi ahead whānau, but days like this remind us what we can achieve together 🌊

“This historic announcement is a positive and proactive step forward to continue our work, with government agencies, and...
15/02/2026

“This historic announcement is a positive and proactive step forward to continue our work, with government agencies, and local community support, to help monitor and maintain our rockpools for the foreseeable future,” says Nicola Rata- MacDonald, Chief Executive of Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust.

Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust (the Trust) has welcomed the decision by Hon. Shane Jones, Minister of Oceans and Fisheries, to impose a two-year closure on the harvesting of all seaweed species and invertebrates (an animal without a backbone) across Auckland’s east coast, under section 186A of t...

Inspiring images from our time in Waitangi last week, where we attended the National Iwi Chairs Forum (February 2-4) bef...
11/02/2026

Inspiring images from our time in Waitangi last week, where we attended the National Iwi Chairs Forum (February 2-4) before enjoying the festivities at the treaty grounds. An important opportunity to shape the calendar year ahead 🗓️

“The Crown is stacking the deck in its favour, and is setting a precedent that future Governments can constantly move th...
03/02/2026

“The Crown is stacking the deck in its favour, and is setting a precedent that future Governments can constantly move the goal post whenever they see fit.”

Ngāti Manuhiri are set to challenge the recent amendments to New Zealand’s marine andcoastal legislation in the High Court, alleging that the changes to the Marine and CoastalArea (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 limit Ngati Manuhiri in the exercise of their culture, deny theiraccess to justice, and limi...

The Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust acknowledge the passing of a member of our community following this week’s severe we...
25/01/2026

The Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust acknowledge the passing of a member of our community following this week’s severe weather events in the Mahurangi River.

Our aroha is with his wife and four children, and the Kiribati community, as they navigate this incredibly difficult time.

In the coming days, our Kaumātua will lay karakia over our tupuna awa. We ask that everyone please refrain from swimming, fishing, and gathering kai from the Falls Street ford through to the Waihē (Mahurangi Harbour entrance) until further notice.

Members of the wider community are exploring ways to tautoko the whānau. If you would like to contribute in any way, please keep an eye on the comments section where details will be shared once confirmed.

Police can confirm a body has been recovered from the Mahurangi River near Warkworth.

The body was located earlier this evening during ongoing search efforts. While formal identification is still underway, Police believe the body is that of the 47‑year‑old Kiribati man who was reported missing after being washed away during severe weather on Wednesday.

Police extend their sincere condolences to the man’s whānau at this very difficult time. Family members have been informed and are being supported by Police.

Police would like to acknowledge and thank the many people and teams involved in the search over recent days, including Land Search and Rescue, Fire and Emergency New Zealand, other supporting agencies, and the many community members who assisted in challenging conditions.

The man’s death is not being treated as suspicious, and will be referred to the Coroner.

Sending aroha to our whanaunga in Te Tai Tokerau.For those wanting to know how to support, please see the details in the...
24/01/2026

Sending aroha to our whanaunga in Te Tai Tokerau.

For those wanting to know how to support, please see the details in the post below.

We are collating all the offers of support for those affected by the recent storm and floods.

If you have offers of support please email Mariu and Nat at the emails below:

[email protected]
[email protected]

If you would like to koha please do so at the bank account below and use the reference Storm26:

03-0498-0226532-001
Ngātiwai Trust Board

21/01/2026

Kia ora koutou!

With heavy rain persisting, stay up-to-date by checking MetService New Zealand for weather warnings and follow NZ Civil Defence for local updates.

If your life, health or property is in danger, call 111.

Send a message to learn more

“We are encouraged to see this matter afforded urgency, as proactive measures can have a significant impact on safeguard...
19/01/2026

“We are encouraged to see this matter afforded urgency, as proactive measures can have a significant impact on safeguarding the long-term sustainability of these taonga species."

Today’s announcement that the government is seeking urgent advice on how to best deal with reports of unsustainable harvesting across Whangaparāoa Peninsula and other areas has been welcomed by Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust (the Trust).“This is a welcome step to safeguard the future of our m...

We are wishing you all a restful and happy holidays. Our team will be spending time with whānau and friends and enjoying...
24/12/2025

We are wishing you all a restful and happy holidays. Our team will be spending time with whānau and friends and enjoying the warm weather.

Meri Kirihimete from Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust! 🎄

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