He mihi maioha ki ngā whānau o Rongomaiwahine Rongomaiwahine Iwi Trust is the mandated iwi authority representing over 4500 members who whakapapa to our rohe of Mahia Peninsula. Our Story Summer in MahiaAll you need to know for a fun & safe holiday on the Peninsula. Te Puna Waiora o NukutauruaJoin the conversation on the future of freshwater in Mahia. News & Events PAKEKE HUI Due to public holiday, postponement date to be advised by Pakeke Hauora Health Clinic Tuesday, September 24, 2024, from 10AM to 12PM at Kaiuku Marae HUI-A-TAU (AGM) 2024 Rongomaiwahine Iwi Trust & Charitable Trust Hui-A-Tau (AGM) 2024 HUI-A-IWI Satuday, December 7, 2024, from 12PM at Ruawharo Marae Ōraka Catchment BBQ NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE! 31 August 12:30PM - 03:00PM 349 Mahia East Coast Road, Kaiuku Marae More News & Events He manako te kōura i kore ai What guides our mahi? Our people. He Mahere Rautaki, built on our four pou - whakapapa, mātauranga, manaaki and mana moana, mana whenua - informs our decision making. He Mahere Rautaki WhakapapaThe weaving of iwi, waka and tipuna came to the birth of Rongomaiwahine. Under her, we are one. Rongomaiwahine is the Whaea o Te Motu. She connects and unites us as people. MātaurangaOur knowledge has been passed down through our tīpuna, connecting us back to our first whare wananga on Waikawa. Rongomaiwahine mātauranga links us to all corners of Aotearoa. ManaakiNgā tangata o Rongomaiwahine are humble people. We derive our value from caring and nurturing of others. Mana Moana and Mana WhenuaOur tipuna were pre-destined to arrive at the shore of Te Mahia Mai Tawhiti. This spiritual connection to moana and whenua binds our intergenerational relationship to our Taiao and defines our kaitiakitanga.
