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Patuharakeke are a composite hapu descended from most major iwi groups in the north. These include Ngati Wai, Ngapuhi nui tonu, Ngati Whatua and Te Uri o Hau. We affiliate to a very large number of hapu including Te Uriroroi, Te Koiwi, Te Akitai, Ngati Hau, Ngati Korora, Ngati Taka, Ngati Hine, Te Waiariki, Te Parawhau and many others.

Located on the south side of the Whangarei Harbour, the Patuharakeke rohe boundary stretches on the seaward side, including foreshore and seabed, from a point at the north of Mangawhai Heads to the entrance of the Mangapai River just south of Whangarei. The boundary extends inland to include the Brynderwyn (or Piroa) and Kakanui Ranges.

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About Patuharakeke

Located on the south side of the Whangarei Harbour, the Patuharakeke rohe boundary stretches on the seaward side, including foreshore and seabed, from a point at the north of Mangawhai Heads to the entrance of the Mangapai River just south of Whangarei. The boundary extends inland to include the Brynderwyn (or Piroa) and Kakanui Ranges.

About Patuharakeke

Located on the south side of the Whangarei Harbour, the Patuharakeke rohe boundary stretches on the seaward side, including foreshore and seabed, from a point at the north of Mangawhai Heads to the entrance of the Mangapai River just south of Whangarei. The boundary extends inland to include the Brynderwyn (or Piroa) and Kakanui Ranges.

About Patuharakeke

Located on the south side of the Whangarei Harbour, the Patuharakeke rohe boundary stretches on the seaward side, including foreshore and seabed, from a point at the north of Mangawhai Heads to the entrance of the Mangapai River just south of Whangarei. The boundary extends inland to include the Brynderwyn (or Piroa) and Kakanui Ranges.

- Apr 2

'Expression of Interest: A succession planning workshop'

Kia ora e te whānau,

Te Pou Taiao o Patuharakeke is looking at holding an 'Expression of Interest: A succession planning workshop' with a focus on recording our aspirations for responding to climate change.

We propose a workshop from 5.30pm Friday 26 April to 7pm Saturday 27 April, staying at Takahiwai marae with kōrero about updating Patuharakeke's Hapū Environmental Management Plan to include taitamariki visions and aspirations, alongside activities to encourage sustainable practices, and includes an excursion to Pukekauri Dam.

Kai and transport for the duration is included. The general age range for this kaupapa is 16-25 years.

Please indicate your interest here https://forms.gle/z8k5Ex7GB8WvhzRc8 and once we receive the responses we will be in touch about if/when this workshop goes ahead.

Ngā mihi.

'Expression of Interest: A succession planning workshop'

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