Annual Report 2024 by Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

Ko Tongariro te Maunga

Ko Taupō te Moana

Tūwharetoa te Iwi

Ko Te Heuheu te Tangata

Te Papatohu

Ko Ngā Mema Poari

RETURNING BOARD MEMBERS

Hon Dame Georgina te

QSO DEPUTY CHAIR

John Bishara CHAIRMAN

Heuheu,

Danny Loughlin

Ngahere Wall

Heemi Biddle

Judy Harris

Channey Iwikau

TRUSTEES 2021-2024

NEW TRUSTEES

Trish Otimi

Sarah Asher Rongomaitengangana te Heuheu

Te Takinga New

Tangonui Kingi

Maria Nepia

Te Ohu Kaimahi

OUR TEAM

Rakeipoho Taiaroa

TĀHŪHŪ RANGAPŪ CEO

Kathleen Thompson KAIWHAKAHAERE TARI Administrator

Raina Ferris-Bretherton RINGA ĀWHINA TĀHŪHŪ Executive Assistant

Casana West

KAIWHAKAHAERE TARI Administrator

Kim Alexander KAIWHAKAHAERE MATUA, RATONGA RANGAPŪ Corporate Services Manager

Courtney Marshall KAIWHAKAHAERE TŪTOHU MATU Senior Administrator & Permissions

Te Ohu Kaimahi

OUR TEAM

Journey Whaiapu

KAIWHAKAHAERE PŪNAHA RARAUNGA Database & Systems Administrator

Alex Good

KAIRURUKU PŪTEA Funding Coordinator

Angela Puru

KAIWHAKAHAERE PŪTEA Finance Administrator

Peter Shepherd

KAIWHAKAHAERE RAWA TAIAO Natural Resources Manager

Te Maapi Simich-Pene

KAIWHAKAHAERE, WAIKATO AWA Team Lead Waikato Awa

Michelle Taiaroa

KAIWHAKAHAERE PŪTEA Finance Administrator

Cher Mohi

KAIWHAKAMAHERE KAUPAPA HERE

MŌ TE TAIAO Environmental Policy & Planner

Tracey Carter

KAIRURUKU TAIAO, WAIKATO AWA Environmental Coordinator Waikato Awa

Natalya Gibson

KAIRURUKU TAIAO Environmental Coordinator

Wikitoria Puhia

KAIWHAKAHAERE, WAIKATO AWA Administrator Waikato Awa

Mahora Manuel-Hepi

KAIWHAKAHAERE TAIAO Environmental Coordinator Project Kaitiaki

Tania Wells

AIWHAKAHAERE, HŌTAKA KAITIAKI Project Kaitiaki Manager

Janet Galbraith

KAIWHAKAHAERE PŪRUNGA Archives Administrator

Te Kahu o Te Rangi Ngawhika-Pihema

KAIWHAKAHAERE, HŌTAKA KAITIAKI Administrator Project Kaitiaki

Te Wharau Walker

KAIWHAKAHAERE TAIAO Environmental Coordinator Project Kaitiaki

Adriana Fletcher

KAIRURUKU KAUPAPA Project Coordinator

Ngā Ara Mātua

Kaupapa

MAHI RANGATIRA KI TE IWI

Tikanga

MAHI TIKA, MAHI PONO

He mana tō te moana, he wai oranga

The mana and mauri of Taupō moana is enhanced through restoration and protection initiatives.

He mana kaitiaki tō te iwi

Marae and hapū enablement to lead and engage in initiatives that enhance kaitiakitanga.

Tūwharetoa mana motuhake

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board supports the continued authority of Ngāti Tūwharetoa.

Pou Taiao

WE ARE KAITIAKI OF OUR MOANA AND AWA

For generations Ngāti Tūwharetoa have held and maintained mana whenua within the Taupō catchment. The intrinsic relationship to our wai, mai ngā Kahui Maunga ki Te Toka a Tia, alongside our ownership rights, weaves the whāriki by which we are kaitiaki over Taupō Moana and Awa.

Pou Tikanga

NGĀTI TŪWHARETOA LIVE AS TŪWHARETOA

Our marae are sustainable and resilient, and we are nurturing the use of our reo and mātauranga.

Pou Tangata

NGĀTI TŪWHARETOA ARE EDUCATED, HEALTHY, AND CONNECTED

We are successful in life. We are healthy and active, and maintain strong relationships with our whānau, hapū and iwi.

Pou Tātāwhai

WE SUCCESSFULLY MANAGE OUR ASSETS FOR THE BENEFIT OF FUTURE GENERATIONS

The organisation is supported by sound policies and robust governance and operating procedures.

Te Puronga a te Tiamana me te Toihau

CHAIRMAN & CEO REPORT

We are pleased to present the Annual Report and Annual Financial Statements of the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board for the year ended 30 June 2024.

The annual report highlights our commitment to; the protection of our wai, the growth and development of our iwi, and the support of our Arikitanga.

The New Board

In February 2024 the triennial elections for the Board saw the return of seven of our board members and the election of three new trustees – Maria Nepia, Sarah Asher and Rongomaitengangana te Heuheu. We acknowledge the valuable contributions of our previous board members and welcome our new trustees who possess a range of skills, knowledge and experience that will help to further the vision and strategic direction of the Board.

Protecting Our Taonga

Protection of our moana and awa is the core focus of the Trust Board with a significant amount of resource invested into the management of our natural resource.

The work in this space requires a unique, tailored, and ever-evolving approach to remain ahead of regulation and policy amendments, and the changing environmental impacts.

Our Natural Resources team upholds our commitment to our taiao responsibilities by engaging directly with Crown agencies, submitting on resource consents, policy, legislation and regulatory matters, supporting hapū with taiao projects, monitoring our wai, and supporting Ngā Kaihautu o te Awa o Waikato.

The incursion of Corbicula Fluminea (an invasive freshwater clam species) into Waikato waterways, and the potential of the incursion spreading to our moana and awa, activated an extensive surveillance and testing response across our catchment by the Natural Resources team with support from our Trusts and Te Papa Atawhai (DOC). Our team continues to monitor the situation closely and respond quickly as the situation evolves.

Strategic Relationships

During the year, Ngāti Tūwharetoa and iwi Māori have faced a challenging environment with the election of the coalition government. The process to engage with the Crown on issues impacting our wai and iwi has not been without its difficulties, however we are determined that any infringement on our rights and interests will be opposed by Ngāti Tūwharetoa alongside our whānaunga iwi.

Through the 3-year Crown Accord signed in 2019 we have met with Government ministers and their officials to progress and resolve the Unreturned Riverbeds, Right of Way issues, and our rights and interests in freshwater. We’ve also made numerous submissions on significant legislative reviews including the Resource Management Amendment Bill, Fast Track Approvals Bill, Local Government - Water Services Preliminary Arrangements Bill, and the Local Government – Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards Constituencies Amendment Bill.

Over the last 12 months, we’ve maintained and strengthened our relationship with iwi partners and Tūwharetoa entities to focus on kotahitanga to better support the wellbeing and resilience of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. Initiatives and opportunities where we can collaborate and collectively deliver to our people are in development and we look forward to progressing this mahi alongside our partners and entities.

John Bishara

TIAMANA - CHAIRMAN

Economic Success

In the year ending 30 June 2024, the board has maintained a positive financial position with a total net operating profit of $10.117 million and revenue increasing by $4.79 million.

Our financial performance highlights responsible management of our resources to ensure benefits for our uri today and into the future.

Our economic success is in part to the ongoing licencing of commercial operations on Lake Taupō and the work of our commercial subsidiary, Taupō Moana Group Holdings, who continue to grow our asset base and realise our commercial investments.

He mihi whakamutunga

In closing, we recognise the board members past and present. The last three years have been challenging both internally and across the Tūwharetoa landscape, however the strong foundations of the Trust Board allow as to persevere during these uncertain times.

On behalf of the Board, we want to thank the people and organisations who have contributed to the Board’s progress this year and we want to acknowledge the work of our staff for their collective effort to continually improve the delivery of our programmes and initiatives to our whānau, marae, and hapū.

Rakeipoho Taiaroa

TĀHŪHŪ RANGAPŪ - CEO

Ko Te Pātaka Pāranga

Total Distributions 2024 $2.1m 2023 $1.7m Performance at a Glance

2024 vs 2023 Distributions

Pou Taiao

Pou Taiao recognises our responsibilities as kaitiaki of our moana and awa, and our obligations to our wai and the surrounding whenua.

The Natural Resources team upholds our commitment to protect and enhance our taiao.

Crown Accord- Mahi Rangatira ki Te Iwi

The Trust Board continues to maintain the commitments agreed to with the Crown through an accord signed in 2019. The accord identifies Crown agencies that have a direct connection to the interests of Ngāti Tūwharetoa.

Each year the Trust Board meets with Government ministers and their officials to discuss areas of mutual interest. This financial year saw a roopu of governors and key staff attend a kanohi ki te kanohi hui at Parliament May of this year. Discussion topics were directed at key legislative reforms being progressed rapidly by the Coalition Government.

Additionally, the Trust Board highlighted the 3-year joint working plan with the Crown, and includes:

Resolve unreturned riverbeds.

Lake Taupo Right of Way issues.

Lake Taupo Harbourmaster assets and functions.

Overlapping legislative matters.

Unresolved rights and interests in freshwater.

Our team continues to progress these matters in coordination with the associated Crown agencies as we now enter year three of the 3-year plan.

Notifications and legislation

Our Natural Resources team have processed 400+ notifications during this annual report period providing input into resource consents, policy, and regulatory matters with our focus on Taupō Waters and the Waikato Awa. The substantial increase of notification reviews provides us more opportunity to participate and input into more, ensuring our Tūwharetoa Kaitiakitanga and Tikanga are enhanced.

Our team also continues to support our Tūwharetoa hapū with many taiao projects including erosion mitigation, enhancing and restoration and planting.

Our team continues to actively contribute and challenge local and central government legislations, policies and plans.

We have carried out a significant number of legislative reviews over this annual period with a direct connection to our natural areas in submitting our unique perspective and position.

A few of the submissions we have made over this annual period are;

Resource Management Amendment Bill

Waikato Regional Council Long Term Plan

Local Government (Water Services

Preliminary Arrangements) Bill

Fast Track Approvals Bill

Local Government (Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards Constituencies)

Amendment Bill

Taupō District Council Long Term Plan

Water Services Entities Amendment Bill (formally known as Three Waters)

Natural and Built Environment Bill

Spatial Planning Bill

Waikato Regional Council Freshwater Regional Policy review

Waitiaki- Water Monitoring

Waitiaki (previously Section 33) monitoring continues into its fourth year. The first 3 years of Section 33 saw the establishment of the core water monitoring functions passed from Waikato Regional Council to Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board in 2020. This includes monthly monitoring of 12 awa, quarterly sampling of 52 groundwater bores and summer monitoring of bathing beaches. The past year saw the evolution of Section 33 into Waitiaki. Waitiaki was formed by taking our learnings of the Section 33 monitoring functions, implementing matauranga alongside western science and involving hapu and marae.

Waitiaki was launched at Kura Taiao Tuwharetoa 2023, with the Waitiaki coordinator delivering a korero titled “Waitiaki – The Monitoring of Taupo Waters”. Waitiaki has delivered training sessions on water monitoring and tohu taiao to whanau, hapu and kura including Ngati Tutetawha, Ngati Te Rangiita ki Hatepe, Te Kapa o Te Rangiita ki Oruanui, Te Kura o Waitahanui and the Tuwharetoa Rangatahi Taiao rōpu. These sessions include how to use a Stream Health Monitoring and Assessment Kit (SHMAK), how to interpret water quality data, maramataka and tohu taiao observation. Waitiaki also offers hands on water monitoring experience for whanau and hapu via the monthly River Runs.

The goal of Waitaki for the coming year is to continue to assist whanau and hapu in building capability and capacity in the freshwater space and support in the delivery of a matauranga maori monitoring framework.

Karapiti Implementation Plan

On February 19, 2019, a technical malfunction of Contact Energy’s reinjection system caused 44,000m3 of geothermal fluid, sediment, ash and pumice to enter the Waipuwerawera Stream and ultimately the Waikato River.

The northern side of the pond eroded due to saturation and eventually slumping into the Waipuwerawera Valley. This caused an additional slip depositing further sediment into the stream and Waikato River.

The incident resulted in the prosecution of Contact Energy under the Resource Management Act by the Waikato Regional Council. Contact Energy committed to undertake a restorative justice process. In September 2020 a Cultural Impact Assessment identified recommendations to be implemented by Contact Energy.

The Karapiti Implementation Plan was created from these recommendations and identifies key projects that give effect to the restorative process:

Draft a Cultural Monitoring Framework for the Waikato River.

Draft a Ngāti Tūwharetoa protocols document for Contact Energy’s physical operations.

Develop a cultural training module for Contact Energy staff.

Assist in the development opportunities for Tūwharetoa in the environmental space.

Assist with the ongoing Waipuwerawera restoration works plan.

Update lease conditions for the Contact Energy owned farmlands to reduce reliance on soluble fertilisers.

A two-year research project that will benefit Te Hikuwai Hapu.

The Kaiāwhina - Karapiti Implementation presented the final workplan projects on September 14th, 2023, at Nukuhau Pā. A key project presented was the Waikato Awa Cultural Mātauranga Framework outlining key indicators, values and measurement tools for whanau to utilise in assessing the health and mauri of te awa o Waikato. Additional to this was a cultural induction outline, potential research projects and a Waipuwerawera restoration update.

Around 30 representatives from the various Te Hikuwai hapū and Contact Energy were in attendance. The project has since finished and implementation by Contact Energy is to take place.

Ngā Kaihautū o te Awa o Waikato

Ngā Kaihautū o Te Awa o Waikato are the representatives of the Tūwharetoa Marae who maintain a direct interest in the Waikato Awa Tributaries. Ngā Kaihautū is the first step in a long intergenerational journey to exercise our kaitiaki and mana whenua rights and responsibilities.

The purpose of Ngā Kaihautū is to develop long term restoration plans and monitoring work for Waikato Awa. Through the ‘Waikato Awa Team’ We support Ngā Kaihautū to implement the delivery of their ten-year strategic plan, Ngā Kaihautū o te awa o Waikato, Te Mahere Rautaki 2020-2030 and continued engagement with local government on consenting applications and policy. The current representatives are:

Marae / Organisation Name

Waipāhīhī Marae

Mark Ross

Te Kapa o Te Rangiita ki Ōruanui Dave Davies

Nukuhau Pā Tredegar Hall

Mōkai Marae

Mere Maniapoto & Jermal Paerata

Tutetawhā Marae Kristy Northcroft

Te Rangiita Marae

Melanie Henry

Maroa-nui-a-Tia Marae Emerina Adams

Pākira Marae Ngahere Wall

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board

Danny Loughlin & Judy Harris

Key achievements

Appointment of a Nga Kaihautū Awa Team

Waikato Awa Team Lead, Te Maapi Simich-Pene

Waikato Awa Team Environmental Coordinator, Tracey Carter

Waikato Awa Team Kaiawhina, Wiki Puhia

Bi-annual review of Nga Kaihautu strategic plan has been completed

A Structured monthly reporting framework for Ngā Kaihautū committee members to feed information back to their respective marae is in place

Sponsorship and support given to Kids

Greening Taupo and the Tauhara Kitea

Project Matariki planting day

Kaitiaki Plans for marae funding secured and Project Kaitiaki Team in place and implementing objectives.

Te Ahunga Mai o Project Kaitiaki

Project Kaitiaki is a new kaupapa established in 2023 under the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board and guided by Ngā Kaihautū o te Awa o Waikato Komiti. The project’s objective is to build capacity and capability in Tūwharetoa tāngata to participate in and make decisions for wai and te taiao. The project aims to work with hapū to hold wānanga that develop their skills in freshwater management using a mix of mātauranga Māori and western science.

Key achievements include; standing up a project team of four to oversee the work. Engagement with Te Hikuwai hapū to support the development of Marae Kaitiaki plans. The team works closely with the Waitiaki programme in supporting whānau to test and monitor their awa. The development and trial of a mātauranga inspired tool with aspects of western science and policy to support hapū in understanding the health of their awa/wai.

Project Kaitiaki has coordinated a number wānanga to support kaitiakitanga including; Tūwharetoa Kura Taiao

E Tū Ngā Hapū o Tūwharetoa – an introduction to the current regulatory system

An Introduction to Te Mana o te Wai

How to develop a Taiao Project or Plan (identical wānanga held in both Tūrangi and Taupō)

The Trust Board received funding from the Ministry for the Environment’s Te Mana o te Wai fund for this mahi, with the project coming to an end in February 2025.

Jobs for Nature - Oranga Taiao Oranga Tūwharetoa

The Jobs for Nature project Oranga Taiao Oranga Tūwharetoa have completed the first year of the two-year project. With the support of He Tipu Limited, the fund has created roles for hapū individuals and has advanced outcomes that enhance and improve our taiao.

The first year has seen the employment of xx roles, with He Tipu providing upskilling and training of our people working towards sustainable mahi within te taiao.

Mahi has been conducted at the He Tipu site alongside –

Opepe

Whanganui

Whakarawa

Tauhara

He Tipu Nursery

The project is now focused on further areas to conduct enhancing natural areas around the rohe –

a. Tahorakuri Stage 2 (clearance and pest management).

b. Whanganui Bay Waterways and lagoon.

c. Waitahanui waterways and lagoon.

d. Return to Otamatea stream (clearance and weeds).

e. Whenuakura mapping and monitoring of the stream.

f. Pest Management Waitahanui.

g. Upper Waikato River (planting).

h. Onekeneke thermal stream (planting).

Freshwater Clam Incursion

In May 2023, surveys conducted by Biosecurity NZ (BNZ), above Lake Karāpiro through to Hamilton City, confirmed the presence of Corbicula fluminea, an invasive freshwater clam species. Initial eDNA and visual surveys were conducted to establish the extent of the incursion. Through these initial surveys and subsequent follow up surveys, the area of infestation was confirmed from Lake Maraetai through to the Port of Waikato.

In early April of 2023, based on information received by vigilant members of our community, a further incursion was located within the Lake Taupō Aqua Park, a tourism operation facility near to Wairakei. Supported by BNZ, the Trust Board responded to this additional incursion by conducting eDNA tests both at the facility and in the wider environs. Test results confirmed the incursion of a corbicula species of shellfish, Corbicula Australis. Until now, this is a separate variant only found in Australia. Unfortunately for the operator, the park has been closed indefinitely.

Given the results of this new incursion, the Trust board activated an extensive eDNA surveillance response. Testing took place across the entirety of the catchment, beginning with Lake Rotoaira and Lake Otamangakau, with the support of the Lake Rotoaira Trust. Additional support was provided by Te Papa Atawhai (DOC) to access sites in the western bays.

During the summer months an advocacy campaign was launched throughout the Waikato catchment. Signage and advocacy personnel were present at events and positioned at key locations through the busier months. The response to the incursion has evolved and will continue to as more understanding of the freshwater clams and their impacts are better understood.

Corbicula Fluminea and Corbicula Australis are small pipi or cockle-like freshwater shellfish. They are visually similar in size and shape, both growing to the size of a gold coin. Corbicula fluminea are gold in colour while Corbicula Australis are a dark brown.

One clam can produce up to 400 juveniles a day and up to 70,000 juveniles a year. It has been known to clog water pipes and hydro stations in overseas locations. It is unknown how it arrived in Aotearoa, but its larvae can lodge onto boats and anything else entering the wai. As other countries have yet to successfully eliminate the clams once they are established, it is important to prevent any spread.

Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group

In October 2002 the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mighty River Power Development group was established as part of the mitigation agreement between Ngāti Tūwharetoa and Mighty River Power. The purpose of the agreement is to mitigate the impacts of the ongoing operation of the Waikato Hydro Scheme on Ngāti Tūwharetoa.

The agreement is extensive and recorded a commitment from Mighty River Power to “provide significant annual support and resources” to the Trust Board for a variety of environmental, hapū and whānau purposes.

In 2016 Mighty River Power became Mercury Energy and the group is now referred to as the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group. Its ongoing purpose is to ensure the annual support and resources provided by Mercury are used in accordance with the mitigation agreement.

The group is comprised of three Ngāti Tūwharetoa representatives – two elected by Ngāti Tūwharetoa and one appointed by the Trust Board - and three representatives appointed by Mercury Energy.

The representatives are listed below.

Ngāti Tūwharetoa

Sarah Asher

Mercury Energy

Gavin Williamson (TMTB appointed representative & Chairperson)

Ngahere Wall

Leah Wyatt (re-elected October 2023)

Heemi Biddle

Beth Wotherspoon (re-elected October 2023)

Moko Tauariki

In 2023-24 the group received 186 applications and awarded 145 grants for a total of $1,548,027.70. These grants supported iwi events, environmental projects, leadership and rangatahi initiatives, wānanga, and sporting activities.

Ngāti Tūwharetoa Genesis Energy Committee

In 2000 the Trust Board and Genesis Energy reached agreement to mitigate the ongoing impacts of the Tongariro Power Scheme on Ngāti Tūwharetoa. The agreement commits Genesis Energy to provide support and resources for Tūwharetoa whānau and hapū.

The Ngāti Tūwharetoa Genesis Energy Committee was established as part of this agreement. The committee ensures that the resources provided by Genesis Energy are used in accordance with the agreement.

The committee is made up of five members elected by Ngāti Tuwharetoa.

The representatives are:

Te Ngaehe Wanikau – Chairperson

— Ngatoru Wall

— Heemi Biddle

Marie Hartley

— Tania Te Akau

In 2023-24 the Committee received 92 applications and awarded 58 grants for a total of $767,441.80 for iwi events, environmental projects, education, wānanga and sporting initiatives.

Pou Tikanga

Pou Tikanga recognises our marae as turangawaewae for whānau, hapū and the iwi.

The place where our Tūwharetoatanga can be celebrated, our tikanga

The Trust Board supports our marae, hapū and iwi by:

Ongoing support of our Arikitanga.

Assisting with iwi events.

Covering 100% of marae insurance premiums for 27 marae at a total cost of $428,979.

Supporting marae with building infrastructure projects.

Subsidising the cost of compliance checks for 12 marae.

Providing two (2) kitchen trolleys to each of our 27 marae.

Coordinating the Korowai Awhina forum for marae to gather and discuss issues of importance.

Creating rauemi to share Tūwharetoa mātauranga.

Marae, Hapū and Iwi Activities

$299,808 distributed to support marae, hapū, and iwi events and activities:

246 marae fishing licences

72 marae boat ramp permits

Tamariki fishing licences

Kākahu for tamariki turning 5 and starting kura

Sponsorship to the Turangi Coastguard

Te Taiopenga o Tūwharetoa

Ngā Rehia o Tūwharetoa Marae Sports Challenge

Kaumātua Lunch

Koroneihana

Ratana 25th Celebration

Hui-a-motu

Pou Tangata

Pou Tangata focuses on initiatives that support:

Our people to succeed through lifelong learning and education.

Growing our capacity to address the future needs of Tūwharetoa.

The celebration of Tūwharetoatanga.

Assistance for the health and well-being of our kaumātua; and

Connecting and engaging with Tūwharetoa.

In collaboration with the Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust (TST) and the Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable Trust (NTFCT) we are able to centralise our services, lower administrative costs and ensure sufficient funding is available for the ongoing distribution of grants, scholarships, and sponsorships.

Total Number of Registered Members

27,100

10,496

7,607

Education

The Trust Board has a long history of supporting the educational aspirations of Tūwharetoa descendants. It distributes a variety of scholarships and grants to applicants every year. The scholarships and grants are co-funded with, Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust and Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable Trust.

1,822 education grants and scholarship recipients.

$753,600 distributed for education grants and scholarships.

$720,000 distributed in education grants:

$32,800 distributed in scholarships:

644

Early Childhood and Kohanga Reo

399 Secondary School NCEA

86 Special Needs

667 Tertiary

9 Tertiary Scholarships

13 Trade Training

Scholarship recipients for the year were:

Tertiary

Tiffany Walker – Ngāti Turangitukua

– Bachelor of Environmental Planning

Mollie Asher – Ngāti Kurauia

– Bachelor of Science

Georgia-Louise – Ngāti Kurauia, Ngāti Turumakina

– PhD Māori and Indigenous Studies

Courtnee Woods – Ngāti Te Kohera, Ngāti Kurauia, Ngāti Manunui

– Bachelor of Teaching (ECE)

Charquera Tobin – Ngāti Te Kohera

– Doctor of Clinical Psychology

Emma Parsons – Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Turangitukua

– Bachelor of Nursing

Jaide Hetutu – Ngāti Manunui

– Bachelor of Science (Psychology)

Joshua Davidson – Ngāti Waewae

– Bachelor of Engineering (Honours)

Anna Coddington – Ngāti Turumakina

– Bachelor of Laws (Honours)

Trade Training

Oliver Staunton – Ngāti Te Rangiita

– Automotive Mechanic

Uriah Ngamotu – Ngāti Te Rangiita, Ngāti Rauhoto, Ngāti Tutemohuta, Ngāti Tutetawha

– Qualified Brick and Block Layers

Mauriora Ngamotu – Ngāti Hinerau, Ngāti Hineure, Ngāti Rauhoto

– Qualified Brick and Block Layers

Bungi Rikihana – Ngāti Hineuru, Ngāti Tutemohura

– Automotive Engineering

Takuira Hartley – Ngāti Turangitukua, Ngāti Kurauia, Ngāti Hikairo, Ngāti Turumakina

– Carpentry

Jade Reweti – Ngāti Hine, Ngāti Hineure, Ngāti

Rauhoto, Ngāti Tutemohuta

– Apprenticeship Building and Construction

Kees Pereka – Ngāti Kurauia

– Electrical Engineering

Dylan Peneha – Ngāti Hineure, Ngāti Hinerau

– Carpentry

Maui Selwyn – Ngāti Parekaawa, Ngāti Te Rangiita, Ngāti Turangitukua, Ngāti Waewae

– Plumbing, Drainlaying, and Gasfitting

Tearie-J Urwin-Gahan – Ngāti Te Rangiita, Ngāti

Rauhoto, Ngāti Tutetawha

– Carpentry

Michael Kameta – Ngāti Manunui, Ngāti Turumakina

– Carpentry

Mohi Watene – Ngāti Tutetawha

– Apprenticeship Building and Construction

Ngariki Williams – Ngāti Manunui, Ngāti

Turumakina, Ngāti Waewae

– Mechanical Engineering

Victoria University Scholarships

In December 2016, the Trust Board signed a relationship agreement with Victoria University that recognises the success of Ngāti Tūwharetoa students at Victoria and explores opportunities of mutual benefit such as shared research interests and scholarship initiatives.

In June 2017, the inaugural Trust Board and Victoria University Taihonoa Scholarships were launched for Tūwharetoa students. This is a unique opportunity for the Trust Board to leverage our scholarship support, with Victoria matching our investment dollarfor-dollar. The Taihonoa Scholarships support students studying; undergraduate environmental management or science, and undergraduate or postgraduate subjects that align to our Ngā Ara Mātua Strategy.

The scholarship is managed by the Trust Board and the university Māori Scholarships and Relationships Coordinator and is administered by the university Scholarships and Doctoral Admissions Office.

Ngā Ara Matua Undergraduate Scholarship

Stacia Haitana – Ngāti Hikairo

Stacia is in her 3rd year studying a Bachelor of Law and a Bachelor of Arts in Māori Studies and Te Reo Māori. She was the inaugural Taihonoa Intern in November 2023 and will return in November 2024 to complete the intern programme.

Koinei te tau tuatoru o tōku haerenga ki te whare wānanga. I tēnei tau, i whakarahi ahau ōku whakaaro ki te ao ture, te ao Pākehā me te ao Māori hoki. Nā whai anō, ka akiaki ēnei whakaaro i ōku wawata; te hāpainga o Ngāi Māori. Ahakoa he wero nui i tēnei tau, ka tū tonu ahau mō te kaupapa o ēnei wawata.

Hei mahi, i tū ahau hei kaituruki mō ētahi o ngā pepa reo Māori ki te Herenga Waka. He kaiwhakahere anō mō te rōpu Ngā Rangahautira (the Māori Law Student’s Society), he kairakuraku hoki mō taua kapa haka. Kua pōtitia ahau mo te tūranga tumuaki o Te Hōhaieti o Te Reo Māori ki Wikitoria mō te tau 2025. Ka kawe tēnei mahi ngā wero hou, engari, he pai te tū mō tēnei kaupapa tino hira o tātou. Nā te haerenga nei, kua tata mārika ahau ki ōku wawata o te āpōpō.

Ka tū ahau mō ngā mahi o te iwi Māori. Ki ahau nei, ko te mea nui kia whāngaitia te whānau, te iwi, Ngāi Māori hoki ki ngā mātauranga, ngā akoranga i ako ai i a koe e whaiwhai haere i tō tohu. Ko te tūmanako ka mahi ahau ki tāwahi, ka hoki mai ki tōku kāinga ki te raurau kī, nō ka hāpai atu ki tōku iwi. Ka whakanui ahau te wawata o ngā Tūpuna, ngā rangatahi me ōku whānau whānui hoki.

Te Manawa o te Ika a Maui Undergraduate Scholarship

Jessica Thompson

– Ngāti Ruingarangi

Jessica is in her 3rd year studying a conjoint Bachelor of Science majoring in Environmental Studies, and a Bachelor of Arts majoring in Māori Resource Management. She is committed to leveraging her education to address the challenges facing Ngāti Tūwharetoa, whether it be in resource management, community development, or cultural preservation.

Tēnā koutou katoa, ko Jessica ahau.

I live with my whanau in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, my partner and I have been together for 20 years and we have two beautiful tamariki - a 10-year-old son, and a 5-year-old daughter.

Currently I am in my third year of study, looking to finish next June, if all goes to plan. I have learnt so much during the past few years, including a good understanding of te reo Māori which has proved to be the best foundation that underpins the rest of my studies.

In pursuing this qualification I have strengthened my ability to advocate for Māori rights, and I am hoping to utilise the knowledge I’ve gained to work within the realm of resource management, community development, and cultural preservation. I aspire to have an active role in supporting the movement towards a prosperous and sustainable future for our people.

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board

Postgraduate Scholarship

Mahora Manuel-Hepi

– Ngāti Te Maunga, Ngāti Ruingārangi

Mahora is doing her Master of Science majoring in Environmental Science. She is active on her marae and continues to support our iwi in the Taiao space.

Growing up in Taupō, I’ve always felt the most connected to home when I’m in the wai and ngahere with my whānau. This taiao connection is what lead me to pursue and Bachelor’s degree and now a Masters of Science in Environmental Science degree at Te Herenga Waka. This year is solely focussed on course work and preparation for my master’s research project next year. A key driver behind my research next year is centred on our wai in Tūwharetoa and the hydrological impacts that hydropower has had in our rohe.

I aspire to be a freshwater scientist working alongside whanau, hapū and iwi in achieving taiao projects around restoration, water quality and data analysis.

Intern Programme

Summer Intern

Our Intern programme runs between November and February every year and provides a learning pathway for Tūwharetoa tertiary students to gain experience and skills while working with our people. Interns work across the organisation with a focus on supporting our environmental, cultural, and commercial projects and initiatives. This year the intern was engaged by Ngā Kaihautu.

Asher (Ngāti Hīkairo, Ngāti Kurauia, Ngāti Rongomai, Ngāti Turangitukua and Ngāti Tutemohuta) was the Natural Resources and Ngā Kaihautū intern during the 2023-2024 summer period.

I applied for the Ngā Kaihautū summer internship to reconnect with my people and the environment. Before this internship, I had completed a year of study at the University of Otago, majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Plant Biotechnology with a focus on environmental sustainability. Now in my second year, I’m continuing down the environmental path, with hopes of pursuing a postgraduate degree after finishing my bachelor’s.

Working with the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board made my summer truly rewarding. Most days, I was hands-on, monitoring the lake and awa, which allowed me to directly work with the land. When I wasn’t outdoors, I was connecting with others who were passionate about sustainability and protecting the environment. Being surrounded by these like-minded individuals was incredibly inspiring and learning about what they do to help the environment was extremely interesting.

This summer internship motivated me to stay focused on my university studies and provided valuable insights into the kind of career I want to pursue after graduation. It also equipped me with essential skills that would help me succeed in that career such as determination and collaboration. Reconnecting with the taiao through this experience gave me confidence in my career choice and a clearer sense of how I can contribute to my community once I leave university.

Mollie

In partnership with Victoria University, we created and co-funded the inaugural Taihonoa Internship which began in November 2023. The internship is an opportunity for a Tūwharetoa student currently enrolled with Victoria University to gain practical skills and real-world experience to complement their academic learning.

Alongside the university we selected Stacia Haitana as our intern. Stacia has whakapapa to Ngāti Hikairo, is from Taupo, attended Tauhara College, and was in in her second year studying a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Arts in Māori Studies and Te Reo Māori. The Taihonoa Intern is engaged over two summer periods and Stacia will return to complete her internship in November 2024.

Taihonoa Intern

The Trust Board believes the wellbeing of our kaumātua to be a high priority. To assist our pakeke with meeting the costs of healthcare, the Trust Board works with the Tūwharetoa Settlement Trust and Ngāti Tūwharetoa Fisheries Charitable Trust to distribute health grants to our seniors.

$402,447.87 kaumātua medical grants distributed.

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Kaumātua Medical Grants

Pou Tātāwhai

Pou Tātāwhai ensures we prudently manage and protect our assets so future generations of Ngāti Tūwharetoa benefit from the decisions we make today.

The Corporate Services team manages the day-today operations of the Trust Board and ensures the organisation has robust governance and operating procedures in place that maintain the ongoing support to our people.

Commercial Licences

In July 2022 the licensing of operators commenced on Lake Taupo & the Waikato Awa. In February 2023 other tributaries commenced. These are the rivers and streams that flow into Taupō Moana. These are primarily fly-fishing guides, including accommodation lodges that offer in-house flyfishing options, and fishing vloggers (video bloggers).

The charging model adopted for our commercial licensing programme is based on similar regimes instituted by local council and Crown entities.

Compliance

A list of approved operators is listed on our website, they are also issued with an approved operator card. We will be completing compliance checks which include self-policing by approved operators, licence reviews, and mystery shopper surveys.

Tūwharetoa Commercial Operators

The Commerce Commission requires all commercial operators be treated the same under the commercial licensing programme. The Taupō Hole in One Challenge, Chris Jolly Outdoors and Big Sky Parasail, which are owned by the Trust Boards commercial subsidiary Taupō Moana Group Holdings, undergo the same commercial licensing requirements as other Tūwharetoa and non-Tūwharetoa operators.

The General Public

The licensing scheme does not apply to the public or anyone who wants to enjoy our wai. As per our Trust Deed, Taupō Waters will always be open to the public for ‘non-exclusive, noncommercial recreational use and enjoyment’.

Events, Filming & Photography

An important part of our licensing programme is the issuing of permissions for commercial event operators, filmmakers, photographers, drone operators and vloggers. As Taupō Waters is the venue for many sporting events and fishing competitions, they too need to seek a commercial licence to operate. Protocols for these types of commercial operations have been implemented to protect our indigenous knowledge and intellectual property, sites of significance, and waahi tapu.

This year the Trust Board approved 64 applications for 2 Access, 32 events, 21 filming and photography, 7 fishing competitions & 2 Research. 7 applications were declined.

Taupō Waters Trust

The Taupō Waters Trust was established by the Trust Board, and holds title to:

Taupo-Nui-a-Tia Block.

Te Awa o Waikato ki te Toka o Tia Block; and

Te Hokinga mai o te papa o nga awa ki te Poari hei Kaitiaki o nga Hapu o Ngati Tuwharetoa Block.

These titles are collectively known as “Taupō Waters” and have been vested in the Taupō Waters Trust by the Māori Land Court as Māori Freehold land. Taupō Waters includes the bed of Lake Taupō, the space occupied by the water of the lake, the tributaries flowing into the lake and the Waikato River from the outlet of Lake Taupō to the Rock of Tia (inclusive of the Huka Falls).

TWT advances the ownership rights and responsibilities on Taupō Waters with commercial licences administered through the Trust. It has also established a commercial subsidiary, Taupō Moana Group Holdings Ltd.

Revenue

Revenue for TWT is generated from the easement with Mercury Energy for use of Taupō Waters, as well as license fees charged to Commercial Operators and various other parties who perform business activities on or around Lake Taupō. Commercial licensing revenue increased this financial year by $393k (51.3%). As the license fees are calculated based on the gross revenue generated by licensed commercial operators, an increase in revenue of the commercial operators drives increased licensing revenue for TWT. We have also seen an increase in licensing applications for events held on or around Lake Taupō. Net assets of the Trust have increased by $10.32m (31.8%) from the previous year. This increase was primarily a result of a $10.95m increase in the valuation of the Lakebed which is performed every three years.

Structures on Lake Taupo

Work is underway to licence structures post the 2007 Deed for both Crown and private structure requests. In July 2023 the licence for the extension of Motuoapa Marina with Department of Internal Affairs was finalised.

Taupō Moana Group Holdings Ltd

The primary purpose of Taupō Moana Holdings (TMGH) is to:

Commercialise the competitive advantages of the Trust and build long term wealth and revenue streams; and

Leverage employment and social outcomes from commercial activity where practicable.

TMGH is focussed on commercial tourism opportunities and investment within the rohe of Ngāti Tūwharetoa. The goals of TMGH are to:

Identify opportunities that maximise our competitive advantage.

Provide employment opportunities for Ngāti Tūwharetoa.

Have a defendable market position.

Identify unique opportunities.

Provide growth.

Align with cultural and environmental objectives; and

Provide acceptable commercial returns.

The long-term outcome sought by TMGH is the establishment of a broad commercial portfolio of businesses which maximise the strategic advantages of the Trust Board’s assets and existing tourism businesses, diversifies risk, and builds long term alternative cashflows for the group.

TMGH is collectively the largest commercial license fee contributor to Taupō Waters Trust since the fee was introduced in the 23/24 financial year as well as providing regular dividends to the Trust Board while accumulating further investment capital from its operations.

The company is continuing to investigate more opportunities and partnerships both within and outside of the Ngāti Tūwharetoa rohe.

TMGH is chaired by Tiwana Tibble accompanied by directors Shelley Katae and Hayden Porter.

Hole in One Golf Challenge

Hole in One (HIO) had another exceptional year and continues to grow from strength to strength producing a very positive return for TMGH. Since purchasing in late 2017 turnover and profits have tripled in this business through prudent management and innovation. We have dedicated a stable team that are primarily of Māori decent of four permanent staff that increases to nine during peak periods.

In January 2024 we designed and launched a new product called the ‘Ball Blaster’ which received a large amount of press as a unique attraction that opens the game up to nongolfers and kids alike. We are now investigating licensing opportunities for both the Hole in One Challenge and Ball Blaster to be expanded into other suitable rohe further increasing our returns.

The expanded development of the site to an all-weather covered site with an extra golf bay, food and beverage, and activity booking facility continues to be progressed and awaiting final consents from council to progress with this. Whilst delayed, a thirty-year lease was attained in early 2024 so this is a long-term investment. The overall design and offering will not only improve business performance and enhance the waterfront of Taupō but will also substantially increase the Ngāti Tūwharetoa presence in the area. We now expect this to be online by mid-2025

Tiwana Tibble Chair Hayden Porter Director Shelley Katae Director

Chris Jolly Outdoors

TMGH Jolly partnership had another positive year off the back of a record result in 2023. Despite challenges of weather, thousands of visitors were treated to scenic cruises around the lake and Chris Jolly Outdoors (CJO) guided hundreds of visitors fishing and hiking in our rohe. Along the way we proudly shared the stories and celebrated the culture of Ngāti Tūwharetoa through the commentary of the skippers and guides as well as the Tūwharetoa branding on the vessels and staff uniforms.

With international visitors still only at about 80% of pre-covid levels the outlook is very positive for future growth as the market forecast to recover by summer 2026. CJO now clearly have the largest market share on lake Taupō and are experiencing large growth in the guided hiking and premium fishing products in particular.

Other highlights of the past year included hosting 120 delegates from the New Zealand Māori Tourism conference for an exquisite dinner on Lake Taupō and planting hundreds of natives as part of ongoing conservation efforts.

Taupo Parasail

After rebranding to Taupō Parasail in late 2023 and giving the vessels a clear Tūwharetoa theme the Parasail team had their first summer season successfully completed. Several thousand visitors and locals took flight between opening day in September 2023 and closing for the winter in May 2024. While some weather restrictions affected our initial forecasts the first year of operations and learnings were seen as a success, and a good platform for summer 2024/25 ahead and positive returns.

A past tourism cadet Te Kapua Wall is being trained as a skipper and TMGH partners in this business at Chris Jolly Outdoors continue to operate the day-to-day management of the business.

Employment

Collectively TMGH is now one of the largest Tourism employers in the region with around fifty employees during peak times. TMGH focus continues to be on developing opportunities for Tūwharetoa and Māori and upskilling our rangatahi into leadership roles.

With the assistance of Te Puni Kokiri and New Zealand Māori Tourism, we took on another three Tourism cadets this last year who successfully completed our training program. One of the cadets has graduated into fulltime employment.

The cadet program consists of a sixmonth comprehensive work-based training programme for tauira to gain a broad understanding across all entities and the varying roles that will give them transferrable skills, competencies, knowledge, and experience along with NZQA qualifications, ultimately benefiting our businesses and Ngāti Tūwharetoa. This next year we aim to employee cadets as direct employees from the start of the high season.

We have invested and supported a past cadet into becoming a qualified commercial boat skipper in the past year and look forward to making this opportunity available to others in the future.

Te Pūrongo Haumi

INVESTMENT REPORT

The Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board has portfolios invested in a suite of institutional grade fund managers, which take Responsible Investment and climate change into account. Portfolio balances increased in the year to June 2024, and performance remains solid over the long term.

The governance of the funds is in accordance with comprehensive Investment Policy Statements covering separate asset types, which collectively form the investment framework. There are two diversified portfolios, the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board (TMTB) portfolio and the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Waikato River portfolio. The portfolios have different purposes, objectives, and beneficiaries, and are treated as unique portfolios. The TMTB governance role is supported by our investment adviser MyFiduciary, ensuring the policy is implemented and investments are of a high standard.

An overview of the asset allocation and performance of the two portfolios is outlined on the following page (the data is as at 30 June 2024). The TMTB portfolio returned 12.5% in the year to June, while the Waikato River portfolio, which has a higher allocation to growth assets, returned 14.0%. Over the longer run both portfolios have massively outperformed cash despite their year-to-year volatility. Since inception the TMTB portfolio has returned around 7% and the Waikato River Fund (WRF) portfolio around 8% net of all fees and costs.

Our performance benchmarking suggests these performances have been amongst the strongest in New Zealand for the level of risk (allocation to growth assets) taken over at least the last five years. In part, this is because the portfolios offer a broader asset allocation than most with assets such as gold and insurance linked securities in the portfolios.

A feature of their portfolios is that climate change risks are considered by selecting managers who take greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions into account. As shown in the graphic below, this resulted in GHG emissions being more than halved in global equities compared to the market overall. More broadly, funds selected for the portfolios have high Responsible Investment standards, which we believe is important for alignment to our values.

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Portfolio

Cumulative Performance Since Inception (Mar 2003)

Waikato River Portfolio Cumulative

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

TŪWHARETOA MĀORI TRUST BOARD - FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024

STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND BASIS OF PREPARATION

The full financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Public Benefit Entity (PBE) standards Reduced Disclosure Regime (RDR) and the entity has made an explicit and unreserved statement of compliance with PBE standards RDR in its full financial statements for each period presented in the summary financial statements. The full financial statements meet the requirements of the Māori Trust Boards Act 1955 and the Māori Trust Boards Amendment Act 2011.

The summary financial statements are for the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Group with specific disclosures included in the summary financial statements extracted from the full financial statements. The summary financial statements are presented in New Zealand dollars and have been rounded to the nearest thousand dollars. The summary financial statements have been prepared in accordance with FRS-43: Summary Financial Statements. The summary financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis.

Events after the reporting date

The full financial statements, which were authorised for issue on 25 October 2024, have been subject to audit by Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Ltd, Whanganui and an unmodified audit report was issued dated 25 October 2024. The summary financial report has been examined by the auditor for consistency with the full financial report.

The summary financial statements can not be expected to provide as complete an understanding as that provided by the full financial statements.

The full financial statements can be obtained from the office of Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board, P O Box 87, Tūrangi, 3353 on request. There have been no changes in accounting policies.

STATEMENT OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE REVENUE AND EXPENSES

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Cash

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW

For and on behalf of the Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board

Trustee: Date: 25 October, 2024

Secretary: Date: 25 October, 2024

REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE SUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

To the Trustees of Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

The accompanying summarised consolidated financial statements on pages 1 to 6, which comprise the summarised consolidated statement of service performance, statement of financial position as at 30 June 2024, the summarised consolidated statement of comprehensive revenue and expenses, summarised consolidated statement of changes in net assets and consolidated statement of cashflows for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the audited financial statements of Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board for the year ended 30 June 2024. We expressed an unmodified audit opinion including emphasis of matter on investment in Tuwharetoa Gondola Limited Partnership, on those financial statements in our report dated the 30 June 2024. Those financial statements, and the summarised financial statements, do not reflect the effects of events that occurred subsequent to the date of our report on those financial statements.

The summarised financial statements do not contain all the disclosures required for full financial statements under generally accepted accounting practice in New Zealand. Reading the summarised consolidated financial statements, therefore, is not a substitute for reading the audited financial statements of Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

The Trustee’s Responsibilities

The Trustees are responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements in accordance with FRS-43: Summary Financial Statements.

Auditor's Responsibilities

Our responsibility is to express an opinion on the summary financial statements based on our procedures, which were conducted in accordance with International Standard on Auditing (New Zealand) (ISA (NZ)) 810, “engagements to report on Summary Financial Statements”

Other than in our capacity as auditors we have no relationship with, or interests in the Trust or any of its subsidiaries.

Opinion

In our opinion, the summarised financial statements derived from the audited consolidated financial statements of Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board for the year ended 30 June 2024 are consistent, in all material respects, with those financial statements, in accordance with FRS-43.

Cameron Town Chartered Accountants

Whanganui, New

Zealand

Date: 25 October 2024

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

TAUPŌ WATERS TRUST - FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 2024

STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND BASIS OF PREPARATION

The full financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Public Benefit Entity (PBE) standards. Reduced Disclosure Regime (RDR) and the entity has made an explicit and unreserved statement of compliance with PBE standards RDR in its full financial statements for each period presented in the summary financial statements. The full financial statements meet the requirements of the Māori Trust Boards Act 1955 and the Māori Trust Boards Amendment Act 2011.

The summary financial statements are for the Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board Group with specific disclosures included in the summary financial statements extracted from the full financial statements. The summary financial statetments are presented in New Zealand dollars and have been rounded to the nearest thousand dollars. The summary financial statements have been prepared in accordance with FRS-43: Summary Financial Statements. The summary financial statements are prepared on the historical cost basis.

Events after the reporting date

The summary financial statements cannot be expected to provide as complete an understanding as that provided by the full financial statements.

The full financial statements can be obtained from the office of Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board, PO Box 87, Tūrangi, 3353 on request.

There have been no changes in accounting policies.

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE REVENUE AND EXPENSES

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW

For and on behalf of the Taupō Waters Trust

Trustee:

Date: 25 October, 2024

Trustee:

Date: 25 October, 2024

REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE SUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

To the Trustees of Taupo Waters Trust

The accompanying summarised consolidated financial statements on pages 1 to 6, which comprise the summarised consolidated statement of service performance, statement of financial position as at 30 June 2024, the summarised consolidated statement of comprehensive revenue and expenses, summarised consolidated statement of changes in net assets and consolidated statement of cashflows for the year then ended, and related notes, are derived from the audited financial statements of Taupo Waters Trust and group for the year ended 30 June 2024. We expressed an unmodified audit including emphasis of matter with the investment in Tuwharetoa Gondola Limited Partnership, on those financial statements in our report dated the 25 October 2024.Those financial statements, and the summarised financial statements, do not reflect the effects of events that occurred subsequent to the date of our report on those financial statements.

The

Trustee’s Responsibilities

The Trustees are responsible for the preparation of a summary of the audited financial statements in accordance with FRS-43: Summary Financial Statements.

Auditor's Responsibilities

Other than in our capacity as auditors we have no relationship with, or interests in the Trust or any of its subsidiaries.

Opinion

In our opinion, the summarised financial statements derived from the audited consolidated financial statements of Taupo Waters Trust and Group for the year ended 30 June 2024are consistent, in all material respects, with those financial statements, in accordance with FRS-43.

Silks Audit Chartered Accountants Whanganui, New Zealand

Date: 25 October 2024

Te Pūrongo Pūtea

Tāupo Waters Trust Group

Profit/(Loss) by entity

Tāupo Waters Trust - Financial Performance

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board - Financial Performance Net Profit/(Loss) by entity

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Group

Breakdown of

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Group Assets

$6,838 CASH

$62,393 INVESTMENTS AND INTANGIBLES

$7,818 RECEIVABLES & INVENTORY

$2,996 OTHER FIXED ASSETS

$30,800 LAKEBED

TMTB

Ngā Whakawhiwhinga

GRANT & SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS

EARLY CHILDHOOD

Adams, Ryder

Afoa, Mekhi

Afu, Unaloto

Ah Sam, Metro Albert, Hohepa Albert, Moss

Alexander, Rangataua Allan, Kaia

Anaru, Nikau

Anderson, Ruby Anderson-Singh, Manaia

Ashford Roberts, Dallas

August-Chase, Kahukura

Best, Thea

Biddle-Marshall, Maiea

Biddle-Taiapa, Te Omeka

Biddle-Upokomanu, Naytana

Bothwell, Maika

Bothwell, Ria

Bowker, Marley

Boyles, Adonai

Boyles, Elohim

Bradnock, Ariki

Broughton, Levi Brown, Te Miringa Brown, Te Rina Burns, Harrison Butler, Kehukehu

Butler-Springhall, Te Rima

Callaghan, Ryla Cameron, Kahu Cameron, Naia

Cameron-Stein, Alexander Cameron-Stein, Zachary

Campbell, Ngamihi O Te Ao Carrington, Kura Carter, Maxx

Carter, Te Atarau

Carter-Vaipapa, Kairo

Changtime, Daphne Chapman-McFarlane, Urumā-hora Chase, Atarea

Chase, Turanga-Pito Church, Milan

Church, Quentin Church, Tye

Clapperton, Indie

Clapperton, Jax

Collier, Lyla

Collier, Nehemauteki

Cooper, Avatea

Cotterill, Lewshus

Croft, Alaia

Croft, Evian

Croft, Romi

Crombie, Taika

Dahm Te Rire, Tetahi Ford

Dahm-Te Rire, Alyzah-Rose

Davies, Mikaere

Davis Simiona, Lycan

Dawson Te Hiko, Turirua

Dean, Herenui

Douglas-Tahau, Tia

Downes, Tai

Edwards, Cyrus

Edwards, George

Ekuasi, Soren

Emani, Ayva

Emani, Leila

England, Violet

Eru, Kora

Eru, Manaia

Eru-Jacobs, Hauraki

Eru-Kaihau, Tatiana-Marie Everton, Cove

Falwasser-Huys, Layla

Falwasser-Huys, Skyla-Rose

Fauvel, Luka

Fauvel, Mason

Ferris, Aria

Ferris, Carter

Ferris, Hudson

Field, Tavia

Fitzgerald, Dani-May

Fitzthum-Boyd, Dion

Fletcher, Amaiah

Flight, Davee’

Flight-Smallman, Harlem

Flight-Tafunai, Cenery

Gardiner, Joseph

Gavin, Frankie

Gavin, Harriet

Gavin, Hollie

Gavin, Matilda

Gilbert, Beau

Gilbert, Frankie

Gilbert, Kaimanawa

Gooch, Rowan

Graham-Jones, Kiarah

Green-Carter, Elio

Grootjans, Elijah

Habib Downes, Amira

Habib Downes, Rereao

Haddad, Matai

Haenga, Harlan

Haenga, John-Charles

Hallett-Dunster, Amiah-Leigh

Hallett-Dunster, Haven-Leigh

Hammond, Halo

Hanara, Waikauri o Hiwa-i-te-rangi

Hannam, Jago Bear

Hannam, Zyla Reign

Harris, Manawa

Harrison, Hine ao Manawanui

Harrison, Maaia

Harvey Rach, Rylyn

Haskell, Kiara

Hatton, Ashlyn

Hatton, Grace

Hawira, Tilly

Hemopo, Raiya

Hepi, Ohomairangi

Hetaraka, Chevelle

Hikaiti-Collier, Layla-Rose

Hodge, Lacey-McKaie

Hodge, Lachy-Rehua

Hoebers, Micah

Hohepa, Ariya

Hohepa, Zion-Haze

Holley, Ava

Holt, Rome

Hook, Stevie

Hooper-Underwood, Lynette

Hopa-Cribb, Te Mauriorangi-Āio

Horsburgh, Khyrie

Horsburgh, Zion

Huaki, Kiwa

Hug-Nicoll, Kiana

Ikenasio, Leonia

Ikenasio, Neihana

Isherwood, Elijah

Jonassen, Lottie

Jones, Pia

Jones, Te Hingarakau

Joseph, Mereana

Joyce-Lovett, Katerina

Rangiwhakamara TeUruWhitikitiki

Kaea, Te Ratahi

Kani, Uenuku

Kapua, Katalayah

Kapua-Carrington, Keahn

Karaitiana, Tūtū-Te Huia

Karaitiana, Xavier

Katipa, Anahera

Kauika, Isaac

Keremete, Kaio-Haze

Keremete, Kiana-Lee

Kerr-Grant, Logan

Ketu, Noa

Kihi Rei, Corrah

Kihi-Rei, Maiah

Kingi, Manaaki

Kingi, Sammy

Kingi-Iefata, Eliana

Kingi-Iefata, Kaia

Kinvig, Charlee

Kinvig, Luca

Kireka-Hunuhunu, HennessyBentley

Kireka-Hunuhunu, Poutawa

Kirikava, Dakota

Kitney, Wolf

Konui, Kahotea

Kupa, Hinemoana

Leef, Paurini

Libeau, Bree

Liddington Rahipere, Morgan-Mila

Lumley, Mia

Lyes, Navy

MacDonald, Tama

Magner, Wainui

Magner-Fischer, Manaia

Mailer-Vakatini, John-Tek

Mair, Te Waimarino

Mako, Aella

Mako, Ruben

Malaefono, Marleigh-Rose

Malcolm, Esther Malcolm, Jireh

Mallasch, Bailey

Mallasch, Bodhi

Mangi, Kyson

Mangi, Layze

Maniapoto, Elon

Maniapoto Pumipi, Whangatauatia

Mariu, Kiera

Mariu-Salmon, Donovan

Mark-Gordon, Ace

Martin-Tiopira, Autumn Breeze

Martin-Tiopira, Winter Rain

Marunui, Te Auariki

Mateara, Araia

Mateara, Kaera

Mateara, Nikau

Matene, Grayson

Matenga, Rauru

Matenga, Tyler

Matuauto, Nikau

McClure, Atarangi

McElhinney, Sophie

Mcintyre, Skylar

Mckay, Briahna

McLeod, Eden-Kalila

Mcleod-Whare, Te Akau

McRoberts-Heke, Halo-Rae

Meadows, Emelia Meadows, Tanner

Mellon Ormsby, Connor-James Mendez-Gray, Leon-TeRa

Messenger, Hope

Millynn, Spencer

Mitchell-Rangitutia, Ivy-Rose

Mohi, Morpheus

Mohi, Oakley

Mohimativa, Isaiah-Lisau

Monga, Manuera

More, Tennessey

Morgan-Cook, Kingi Morgan-Cook, Mana

Morunga, Hiinau

Muraahi Marshall, Ford

Muraahi Marshall, Terrah

Nama-Graham, Rautawhiri

Nama-Graham, Waikawa

Nathan, Poppy

Neal, Koriata

Newman, Indie

Ngapera, Raven

Ngapera, Reign

Nicolls-Tahau, Kahlanii

Nookura, Lorraine

Northcroft, Aaliyah

Nuku, Kingston

Ormond, Te Aio A Rangi

O’Sullivan-Kawe, Te Manu Karere

Otimi, Kuikui

Otimi, Lucas-jay

Otimi, Shaelah-Raen

Paenga-Roberts, Te Ahorangi

Pakuria, Mila

Paletasala, Matangi

Pamata, Jorja

Pannell, Jaxson

Papuni, Knox

Paranihi, Waimarama

Parker, Thomas-Jennings

Patena, Aumarire

Paul, Elshaiya

Pearson, Te Akerama

Pehikino, Kailo

Perham, Eden

Phillips, Avaari

Phillips Te Kira, Sean

Pihema, Eden

Pihema, Kimiora-Darling

Pilkington-Wawatai, Mia

Pirini, Awa

Pirini, Tahana

Poata, Dawn

Poata, Tahei

Pocock, Veronica

Pouaka-Brown, Nicky

Pulemagafa, Faamanu

Quick, Jopi

Rakatairi-Eriha, Anaru

Rakaupai, Lyla

Rako, Kiara

Rameka-Mclaren, Janessa

Randall, Marlee

Ransfield, Kyraleigh

Rata, Harlow

Ratahi, Rongopouri

Ratu, Mila

Rautu, Calais

Reid, Nikau

Renata Docherty, Aalaya

Reweti Kapua, JL Rewiri, Frank

Rewi-Taiapa, Poia Te Rau Manea

Rewi-Taiapa, Tamateamaitawhiti

Rika, Lennox

Rika, Maya

Riley-Nicoll, Maihi Te Miru

Riley-Nicoll, Tipene

Robinson, Makaia

Rolleston, Kiharoa

Rose-Dunn, Indigo-Saige

Rose-Dunn, Rio Rowley, Miles

Rudolph, Kahurangi

Ruka, Mahina

Samuels-Sollitt, Kingston Savage, Fleau-Kii

Savage, Paora-Dixon

Sharp-Mamaku, Bella-Jean Shaw, Giuda

Simon-Goodwin, Amirira

Simon-Goodwin, Nikora Singh, Amaia-Jade

Singh, Ariki

Sisley-Puhia, Te Taiiringa

Smith, Reed

Smyth, Beau

Smyth, Benji

Stebbing, Maysie

Sullivan, Asher

Sutherland, Tahlia

Swinburne, Leo Taewa, Isaiah

Tahi, Bella

Tahi, Rylee

Tahi-McShane, Lincoln

Takiwa, Ximi

Takuira, Zavier

Takuira Tepu, Te Huatahi-Tiare

Tamepo, Mercy

Tamihana-Tehuia, Izayah

Tapiki, Austin

Tapiki, Jordyn-Leigh

Tawaka-Smith, Khai

Taylor, Hikurangi

Te Ahuru, Alaia

Te Ahuru, Haven-Skye

Te Ahuru, Hunter

Te Ahuru-Smythe, Rhyder

Te Ahuru-Watson, Kruza

Te Akau, Harper

Te Akau, Kade

Te Akau-Quinlan, Emani

Te Aoturoa-Rangitutia, Layla

Te Hiini, Nahshon

Te Kani-Ham, Legacy

Te Kira, Nehemiah

Te Murau, Mahirini

Te Puni, Blake

Tearne, Manaia

Tepu, Mikaere

TeRire, Iylee

TeWaa, Whetu

Thompson, Chosyn

Tiopira, Kustom

Toko, Tearetoa

Tomlinson, Lennox

Trevelyan, Maniapoto

Triplow, Alianna-Rose

Triplow, Valentina

Tuhakaraina, Dempsey

Tuhi-Hohepa, Saige

Tukaki, Mariah

Turanga-Brown, Darin

Turanga-Brown, Waimarie

Turetahi, Khalius-James

Turoa, Aronui

Turoa, Auraki

Turoa, Kaewa

Turoa, Kiria

Turoa, Teariki

Vercoe, Raukura

Vercoe, Toka

Vincent-Williams, Bennett

Vincent-Williams, Reid

Waho-Miller, Age

Wairama, Tristan-Mohi

Waitere, Alieta

Walters, Arlo

Wanoa, Titus

Watarawi, Akeela

Watene, Ahurei

Watson-Kauika, Erica

Watson-Kauika, Madelyn

Whakatihi-Norman, Tumanako

Wheeler, Hali

Whetu, Atahliah

White-Te Rangi, Tewaipounamu

EARLY CHILDHOOD (CONT.)

Wikatene, Imani

Wikohika, Maia

Wikohika-Saini, Lucas Williams, Acushla-zaria

Wilson, Kauri

Winiata, Tokinui

Winiata-herewini, Kensley

Winikerei, Reign Wood, Amokura

Woods, Taika

Young, Paisley-Mae

KŌHANGA REO

Adams, Petera

Ahipene, Charlie-James

Akuhata, Aorere

Albert, Hauraki

Albert, Te Waiarumia

Ali, Akira

Ali, Araia

Anderson, Queenie

Aokawehe, Hineua

Apihai, Maidus

Aubrey, Kowhai

Aubrey, Toanga-Ihi

Avia-Crown, Harlem

Avia-Crown, Tyler

Biddle-Marshall, Hāua

Biddle-Taoho, Rongonui

Biddle-Wall, Karauria

Birks, Kylen

Birks, Whaikeo

Boynton-Rameka Te Tawhero, Tawhirimatea

Brooking, Finau

Brooking, Teiraen

Carroll, Laehcim-J

Carroll, Te Kauri

Chase, Kauri

Chase-Johnson, Hoera

Chase-Johnson, Ripeka

Chisholm, Chad

Chisholm, Te Rou

Clarke, Hariata

Clay, Bell

Cornelius, Caitlin-Jane

Crawford, Hone

Cuthbert, Wairereao

Danklof-Katene, Reason

Danklof-Rehua, Erray

Davis, David

Dunster, Jemima

Epapara-Ngamotu, Kahutiaterangi

Epapara-Ngamotu, Te Rangiatea

Eru-Teura, Te Ahomairangi

Faumui, Grace

Fenwick, Melania Te Kurakaiata

Fenwick, Te Matahauariki

Flavell, Jadee

Flavell, Tayla

Gair, Harry

Gair, Taika

Gardner, Anika

Gatonyi-Vaisingano, Te Kopurangi

George, Raiatea

George, Te Marama

Gilbert, Rehua

Grace-Brown, Te Waikoha

Graham, Amaera

Grant-Douglas, Tangata-oMangapiko

Gray-Whaanga, Amiria

Green, Tipene

Habib, Demiah

Habib, Kiana-Rose

Habib, Te Ariki

Habib, Zeppelin

Habib Shelford, Leilani

Habib Shelford, Lilly

Haenga, Katalima

Haenga, Te Kaahui

Hakaria-Mark, Aaliyah

Hakaria-Mark, Terell

Hallett, Reemis

Hall-Herewini, Tutengahe

Hauraki-Sofa, Reiko

Hauraki-Sofa, Waimaria

Hepi, Hazel Te Mihiroa

Hepi, Hikurangi

Herewini, Te Oka

Herewini, Tiaki

Herewini-Peni, Ngapipi Ote Rangi

Heurea, Alacia-Layne

Heurea-Hunt, Nirvana

Hiha, Rangiatea

Hoko-Salelea, Te Whaiau

Hooper, Okauia

Hooper, Paiaka

Hunia-Hakaraia, Apakuramairangi

Isherwood, Creed

Kaea, Reminise

Kahu - Daley, Taawhairangi

Kahu-Daley, Te Hokowhitu

Kahui, Peyton

Kahui, Zahaan

Kake, Stormy

Kapua, Te Aiorangi

Karaitiana, Kurapounamu

Karaitiana Jennings, Te Awakairangi

Katene, Tyzar

Kawau, Nehemiah-Rangiao

Kengike, Parerukuwai

King-Turner, Coen

Kireka-Hunuhunu, Matia

Koko, Kiana

Komene-Rangi, Ariana

Kora, Tirea

Koro-Aki, Keoni

Kuru-Whaiapu, Te Kaati

Lanthong-Marsh, Teihi

Larkins, Matauria

Leaf-Ngamoki, Tawhirimatea

Leylander-Turia, Mana

Lord, Boston

Love-Henry, Te Oriwa

Love-Henry, Te Rangitamaku

Lyttle, Anahera

Madre, Malakai

Madre, Timothy-Hayze

Mamaku, Kaia

Maniapoto, Wakahuia

Marino Nicholls, Kaizen-Jae

Marino-Davis, Kailo

Marunui-Martin, Grant

Masina, Moeawa

Mason-Smallman, Taupiri

Matapuku, Ali-Reign

Matenga, Te Aroha

Maui, Rangiwaioha

McDonnell, Wineti-Marcus

Mcleod, Poutama

McRae-Katene, Kuhliz

McRoberts-Heke, Marley

Melody-Roore, Whenua

Minhinnick, Kqiiyah

Moana, Mokoia

Moana, Phoenix

Moana, Sapphire

Moana-Reha, Waiaariki

Moetu, Araia

Murray, Desmond

Murray, Paegyn

Nepe, Te Awhiorangi

Nepia Kaur, Priya-Teiria

Nepia-Maan, Hariya

Ng, Mareikura

Ngataiawhio, Mahea-Uatea

Nuku, Manaea

Otimi-Warena, Wiremu

Panapa, Maianiwa

Panapa Leung-Wai Milo, Te Au

Amorangi

Papanui, Kyrinn

Papanui, Uenuku

Paraha-Malcom, Nuku

Paranihi, Whatukura

Pardoe, Talia

Patena, Ky-Mani

Peters-Kahukura, Mila

Pita, Hori-Taupe

Pitiroi, Evie Brigitta

Pitiroi, Kurawaka

Piwari, Te Ariki-Taurikura

Piwari, Tohimatarau

Pohatu-Dakin, Makaera

Pohatu-Kaata, Te Aomaia

Pomana, Tairapine

Pryor, Taramainuku

Rakei, Renae

Rakei-Wall, Snowy-Rose

Rameka, Aiorere

Rameka-Keremete, Hine-Ngakau

Rangiahua, Haami

Ratima Riri, Hawaiki Nui

Rautu-Bristowe, Saedee

Rawiri Adams, Tarai

Reti-Taukiri, Te Rongopai

Reweti, Harli

Reweti, Te Amotai

Richardson, Cali-Dreen

Rivers, Te Rau Huia

Rongokea-Simpson, Tyrese

Savage, Rangioma

Shaw-Latoa, Ella Reign

Simeon, Elias

Simeon, Mia-Te Rena

Simeon, Ramarihi

Smith, Isla

Smith Tahi, Kairoa

Snowdon-Rameka, Kauri

Staples-Edwards, Layla

Sutton, Casey

Sutton, Reuben

Tahau, Hiona-Teina

Tahau, Whaiorangi

Tahi, Tearaia

Tamaki-Wilson, Sonny

Taoho, Johnboy

Tataurangi Ferris-Bretherton, Kohuata

Tataurangi Ferris-Bretherton, Te Rangihauku

Tawaka, Calm

Te Au-Watson Ratana, Parehounuku

Te Awa-Houpapa, Kaira

Te Awa-Houpapa, Pukeatua

Te Awhe-Raston, Hinewhitiora

Te Awhe-Raston, Te Raukurarangi

Te Hauwaho-Adams, Londyn

Te Huia-Vaisingano, Makohakoha

Te Kani, Sebastian

Te Rangi-Walters, Amaani-Faith

Te Rire, Kahukura

Te Rire, Ohomairangi

Te Wake Thompson, Wiremu

Teepa-Wall, Putiputi

Timu, Nikora

Tipene, Karter

Todd, Uliph

Tohill-Cameron, Lumiere

Toronibau, Talei

Towers, Shiloh

Tuhua, Mahaki

Tuna, Wairorea

Tupara, Zahlee

Turei, Alayah

Turei, Tremayne

Turia-Hooper, Waiharakeke

Turner, Manaea

Tūwhakahewa, Ōmai

Uerata-Williams, Tuhau-Tana

Uluiviti, Lila

Vandewiel-Evans, Kyro

Verral Henry, Tamarakeiora

Waiaua-Kaka, Taina

Waiaua-Kaka, Te Urupumau

Wairau-Pomana, Moeata

Waitere, Olivia

Waitere, Willow

Wall, Kaimanawa

Wall, Te Amoroa

Wall, Wiremu

Wall-Rua, Te Ao Marama-Dawn

Wall-Rua, Te Whaiao-Ripia

Wanakore, Whiria

Ward-Foden, Amotai

Waretini, Te Pohutu

Warren, Harlem-Prez Werahiko, Te Tai Marino

Whaanga, Dion Whaanga, Kurawaka Wharawhara, Hinemania

Whareaitu, Mia-Rangimarie

Whareaitu, Te Omeka

Wihongi-Martin, Walter Wikiriwhi, Hiwamaiangi

Wineera-Ellis Wiki, Tawera-John Wipaki Manihera, Kahurangi

Wipaki Manihera, Waiariki Wire, J Ann Wire, Jae Lii

Wood-Tuapawa, Duchess-Jean

SECONDARY NCEA

Adlam, Camryn

Aguilera-Marr, Lucia

Ahipene, Piata

Ahipene-Hunter, Kingston

Akuhata, Ezekial

Akuhata, Taniko

Albert, Reuben

Albert-Hammond, Steelie

Ali, Kasey

Alison, Jack Allen, Harmony

Anderson, Devyn

Andrews, Te Arepa

Apiata, Rama Te Awhina

Asher, Grace

Ataria, Broughton

Aumua, Peara

Austin, Macey

Bailey, Anika

Bailey, Iraia

Bailey, Jazmynn

Bailey, Taylor

Bailey, Tihei-Te Ororeka

Baker, Nehemiah

Baker, Samuel

Baker-Fitzgerald, Te Awa

Barraclough, Manaia

Barron, Niyah

Bate, Sam

Bell, Mary

Bell, Summer

Beloe, Annaleah

Bennett, Te Akau

Bennett, Te Aroha

Biddle-Downes, Tamehana

Biddle-Hepi, Rekarda

Biddle-Upokomanu, Mythyus

Blackmore, Caleb

Bowden, Finn

Boynton-Otimi, Amiria

Bradley, Caleb

Bristowe, Latoya

Brons Witehira, Ezias

Brons Witehira, Oleya

Brooking, Hinekahukura

Brown, Hunter Oliver John

Burge, Sierra

Burgess, Rangitupukiwaho

Byrnes, Daniel

SECONDARY NCEA

(CONT.)

Carrington, Ailsa-Savannah Chapman, Erina Chapman, Jaime Chapman, Kelly Charlie, Hosea Chater, Nikau

Chisholm, Arthur Chisholm, Jayda Chisholm, Shaye Church, Ariki Clark, Samuel Cleal, Caius

Clendon-Smallman, Te Tai Collins, Nikau Cook, Shakur Cooper, Mikaere Corbett, Horouta

Courtney, Te Awanui Coventon, Elisabeth Cribb, Callum Crowe, Seth Crown, Tukino

Daly-Manhire, Taniko Daniels, Aramia Davis, Ariana

Dean, Eva-Rose

Des Kosta-Kupa, Milan Donaldson, Tawhai

Dorset, Ezra Dorset, Maziah-Moses Downs, Kahlaya Downs, Ryshire Downs, Shelby Duff, Calais Duggan, Levi Edwards, Hunter

Elkington, Bryce

Elkington, Micah England, Joshua Enoka, Raureti-Rae Eru, Anahera

Faaee, Karlos

Feek, Isla Fitzpatrick, Latia Flett-Thompson, Brody Foster, Iestyn

Frazerhurst, Annah

Gair, Jordan

Gair, Kauri

Garmonsway, Aurora Lee

Garmonsway, Wesley

Gates-Hiwarau, Hazel

Gates-Hiwarau, Tawhiao

George, Hemi

Gilbert, Charis

Graham, Anaya

Graham, Shantaze

Graham Warena, Hone

Grant, Jack

Haddon, Xcavier

Haenga, Paea

Haggie, Kaelan

Haggie, Kamaile

Haiu, Psalm

Hallett, Kaydis

Hallett, Parahi

Ham, Mali

Hamahona-Barlien, Kiriwai

Hansen-Wall, Lenny

Hapi, Oriana

Hapimana tepotiki Pine, Quivaehl

Harawira, Tawiri O Te Rangi

Harrison, Melokai

Heath, Kaci

Heath, Taylor

Hema, Joseph

Henry-Otene, Jazelle

Hepi, Iraia

Hepi, Maysen

Hepi, Tamati

Hepi, Tohu

Hereaka, Rishjarn-Karlos

Heurea, Rawinia

Hika, Humaarie-Maanawatanga

Hita, Mercedes

Honey, Benjamin

Houia-Ashwell, Jesse-Lee

Houpapa-David, Mark

Howard, Trelise

Howell-Marino, Kapareri

Hume, Juedis

Hume, Kredynce

Hume, Lavina

Hunia-Hakaraia, Mia

Hunter, Brandon

Hunter, Rico

Hura, Grace

Hura, Rawiri

Huwyler, Kaeina

Irving, Manaia

Isherwood, Teale

Iwikau, Hepi

Iwikau, Lincoln

Jacobs-Iwikau, Tahi

Jahnke, Tayma

Jepsen, Isaiah

Jonathan, Kaia

Judd, Ezekiel

Kaaho, Ken

Kahukoti, Aperahama

Kaihau, Zion

Kairau, Nahvaeaa

Kaiwhata Bridger, Zahlee

Kaloni, Tayla

Karaitiana Jennings, Arepa-Ford

Karaitiana-Kidwell, Dayton

Kauika, Kris

Keepa, Heremaia

Keepa, Tiahorangi

Kemp, Paeko

Kepa, Keanu

Kerehoma, Ariana

Kerehoma, Leo

Kerehoma, Marley

Ketu, Charlie

Ketu, Mikaela

Kidwell, Tereza

Kiel, Eraia

Kihirini, Hannah

Kihirini, Layla

King, Kayla

Kingi, Eliza

Kingi, Mya

Kiore, Baedyn

Kiore, Tyjarhn

Kohatu, Mihirangi

Kupa, Tiana

Kuru, Jordyn

Kusabs, Olivia

Laupama-Iwikau, Te Horonuku

Lawson, Chantelle

Leaaetoa, Rosezaiah

Leach, Peyton

Lind, Tane

MacArthur, Rita

Maharey, Nikau

Maihi, Rangiaho

Main, Reign

Makea, Jodeci

Makea, Wiremu

Maniapoto-Rivers, Krystal

Manning, Phoenix

Marcroft, Ra

Mareikura, Jaudarn

Mareta-Ria, Tyson

Marino-Hona, Te Ariki

Mariu-Smallman, Potiki

Marshall, Manaia

Marshall, Naiara

Marshall-Ponga, Manaia

Marshall-Royal, Harmony

Martin, Lamia

Martin, Sapphire

Martin-Papanui, Jaccoby

Mason, Treyden

Matoe-Kapi, Nehemiah

Maxwell-Waerea, Khyzen

Mayor, Kasharn

Mccormack, Payton

McDonnell, Maikara-Jordan

Mclaughlin-Batchelor, Aspyn

McLaughlin-Twidle, Zahr

Mcleod-Whare, Lalitah

Mcleod-Whare, Myah

Melody-Roore, Hinematariki

Mete-Renata, Keira-J Miller, Marine

Mitchell, Chantal

Mitchell, Hinerangi

Moetara, Cheidan-Perenara

Mohi-Duff, Kruz Moore, Brayden

Moran, Ezekiel

Morgan, Gibson

Morgan, Tiahomoana Morrissey, Chloe Murchie, Sam Mutlow-Merito, Jennifer

Ngahere Jacobs, Daetarian

Ngaheu, Reve

Ngamotu, Easton Ngamotu, Inoi

Ngawhika, Sire

Nicholls, Nikau

Nikora, Te Hiiri

Nixon, Ngakau

Norman-Hewlett, Akuhata

Northcroft, Creedence

Northcroft, Maia

O’Brien, Hawaiiki

Old, Maui

Ormond, Noah

Otene, Jayden

Otimi, Paranapa

Otimi-Woodhouse, Rongomai-Te

Ngangana

Pakaurangi, Waikaharoa

Paku, Jayde

Paora, Tangira

Paraku, Rush

Paranihi, Turama I Te Rangi

Paranihi-Ponga, Taliyah

Paratene-Pokai, Manaia

Pasene, Logan

Patena-Tiare, Samuel

Payne, Taimana

Perkins-Toailoa, Andre-Clay

Petersen, Javeyah

Pitiroi, Hinemaiaia

Poihakena-Jackson, Calayis

Ponga, Jahlae

Pryor, Winton

Rakatau, Tristan

Rakete, Manawa

Rameka, James-Lebron

Rameka, Te Aniwaniwa

Rangi, Sienna

Rangihau, Tapiki

Rangi-Ngarongo, Kymani

Ranginui, Brion

Ranginui, Javondrei

Raukura, Liana

Rautangata Pakaurangi, Oraukurawairua

Rautu-Bristowe, Jah-Taea

Rea, Ava

Rea, Sayde

Reid, Jackson

Reid, Kingston

Reid, Nevaeh

Reiri, Zharna

Renata, Cody

Renata, Jayden

Reweti, James

Rihia, Tama

Rimaha, Purity

Ritete-Adams, Anahera

Riwai, Brooklyn

Roberton-Rakei, Ashton

Roberton-Rakei, Bayley

Roberts, Tipene

Robin, Audrey

Robin, Teina

Roelofs, Riki

Rolfe, Carson

Rolleston, Sapphire

Rolls, Pinenga

Rotarangi, Nina

Rowe, Alexus

Salmon Turoa, Rhiana

Samaivao, Derek

Samuels, Joseph

Sandle, Taylah-Marie

Scanlan, Lucan

Sevele, Carlos

Seymour, Madison

Sharp-Mamaku, Arianna

Sherrard-Chase, Braven

Sherwin, Isabella

Sigley, Phoenix

Simpkins, Ngaawaimarino

Simpkins-Simmonds, Ava

Simpkins-Simmonds, Eli

Singer, Javarn

Smith, Hape

Smith, Mia-Marekura

Smith-Xavier, Tane

Soloman, Remy

Solomona, Tyreese

Staniland-Smallman, Cade

Steffert, Bowen

Stewart, Malia

Sullivan, Te Rau o Te Huia

Tahau, Tseleste

Tahau, Tsyrian

Tahi-Reid, Connor

Taiapa-Ria, Tamihana

Tamaira, Emma

Tapp, Hekenui

Tapper-Smellie, Phoenix

Tapsell, Neville

Tarawa-Pene, Jaydah

Tarawhiti, Kaidence

Tauroa Wall, Kyah

Taurua, Hohaia

Tawera-Morris, Pounamu

Te Ahuru, Tiaraukura

Te Huia, Joseph

Te Moni, Taina

Te Riini-Kumeroa, Paraiana

Teinaki, Destyn

Tepu, Maia

Thomas, Josef

Thompson, Marley

Thorpe, Nathan

Thrupp, Kamiria

Tipu, Jaime Tisdall, Tomas

Tiwha-Smith, Jon

Tiwha-Smith, Sonny

Toni, Isla

Toni, Kenai

Toni, Tamihana

Trow, Kaedyn

Tuhua, Te Kahui

Tuialii, Michael

Tuiavii, Cullen

Tuli, Micaiah

Tupaea, Keelyn-Hayze

Turanga Rangi, Inngrid

Turner, Ayla Breeze

Umaga, Maddison

Vercoe, Keysin

Vujcich, Natalie

Waitai-Haenga, Hiraka

Waitai-Haenga, John-Charles

Waitere, John Walker, Lei

Wall, Manaia

Wall, Tyree

Wall Cameron, Cavajae

Wana, Pounamu

Warena, Harley Wetini, Kahduffi

Whaiapu, Tyron

Wharton, Harmony

Whiripo, Anthony-Jade Whiripo, Justyn

Wightman, Immanuel

Wikatene, Tiaki

Williams, Finn Williams, Kahukura

Williams, Paora

Williams, Payshince

Williams-Whakatihi, Cathy-Jean

Wilson, Riley

Wilson-Spencer, Dannica

Wilson-Spencer, Dannilee

Wineera-Ellis, Waikauri

Wire, Jayla

Wire, Jayve

Wood, Drevahn

Wood, Ngaio

SPECIAL NEEDS

Ackerman, Jhyral

Ackerman, Zakaius Akbari, Daniel Albert, Haami Albert, Shyarn Bell, Lula Biddle, Katarina Bowsher, Kursharn Bryers, Emily Bryers, Hunter Bryers, Sophie Burgess, Bruce Campbell, Bella Changtime, Kaine Chase, Kianu Dean, Inglis Emia-Martin, Taitoko Filipo, Serenade Godfrey, Laviira Gutsell, Arian Hedley, Abraham Hedley, Kahotea Hemopo, Levi Hendrie, Cameron Hepi, Trinity-Maria Hita, Cruise Hita, Daytona

Jobson, Hunter Kairau, Rzhael Kingi, Mosiah Kireka, Cypress Kireka-Kora, Genesis Lomano, Lebron Lomano, Lucille Lomano, Rico Mackay, Logan Maeva, Dalziel Maeva, Haytham Maniapoto, Taylor Marsh, Ethan Matthews, Chloe Mcintosh, Aaliyah Mclaughlin, Rougan McLeod, Michael Millynn, Paxton Moetara, Kaea Moore, Chloe Neal, Titan Ngamu-Albert, Hikairo

Ngaronoa, Ezekiel

Ngaronoa, Jerry Northcroft, Dayne Oliver, Rakaia Ormond, Mapihi

Ormond, Teina

Paraku,

Pologa, Abel

Priston-Martin, Andre Rangitoheriri, Awhimarama

Rautu-Bristowe, Ellah

Rawiri, Ace

Rose-Dunn, Kyson

Rose-Dunn, Taika Ruff, Ali Ruff, Langdon

Sutherland, Zoe

Taiaroa-Bunyan, Jahlee

Tangatawhenua, Tama Taoho, Maree

Te Ahuru-Smith, Paulie

Te Huia, Eli

Te Kira, Cortez

Te Kira, Denzel

Te Kira, Josiah

Te Rangi, Pania

Te Tua, Winnifred

Te Waaka, Ella-Maree

Thompson, Mason Todd, Tanera

Turner-Tumai, Alexus

Van Der Lee, Te Ahi Tirama

Vili, Moemoea Waaka, Te Manawa Walker, Regan

Williams Matenga-Martin, Kayden-Realm

Wilson, Arhys

Wilson, Boss Wipani, Hoia

TERTIARY

Te Ahuriri

Adams, Charlaine

Ahipene-Wall, Storm

Akuhata, Shelley

Albert, Acacia

Albert, Ellen

Albert, Jewell

Albert, Tamaiti

Albert, Warren

Alexander, Jonty

Allen, Claudia

Allen, Makaio

Anasta, Donny

Anderson, Merania

Andrews, Simone

Apanui, Mihi

Aperahama, Te Rito

Apihai, Sylvana

Apirana, Atera

Arapere-Fraser, Amiria

Armstrong, Gabrielle

Arthur, Jayda-rayne

Asher, Grace

Asher, Mollie

Ashford, Janette

Ataria, Ally

Aubrey, Amy-Rose

Bailey-Winiata, Akuhata

Baker, Kimberlee

Baker, Maia

Baker, Micaiah

Balsley, Michelle

Barbarich-Love, Te Atahuia

Barns, Tiana

Barrett, Ehiri

Barrett, Linda

Bartlett, Kimberley

Bate, Amy

Beale, Reef

Beech, Waitapu

Belk, Logan

Bell, Gaylene

Bell, Kayla

Bell-Kake, Jakob

Beloe, Conor

Bennett-Huxtable, Meretini

Biddle, Heneriata-Rose

Bishop Jensen, Nadia

Blackwood, Stella

Borell, Emile

Borrell, Te Piataaio

Bowker, Waylon

Boyles, Sakura

Brader, Summer

Bramley, Timoti

Bridges, Charlie

Bristowe, Amiria

Bristowe, Nicole Bristowe, Reggae

Brooking, Bianca

Brothers, Caleb

Brott, Jada

Brown, Samantha

Buckley, Holly

Burgess-Chase, Kirihuka

Burnham, Cade

Callaghan, Nicholas Cameron, Abby Campbell, Antoinette Carlson, Holley

Cashell, Nathaniel Cassidy, Maniera Chadwick, Tiki Chapman, Kaia

Chapman-Ngarimu, Krystal

Chappell, Kaea

Chappell, Nathan

Clarke, Carolina

Clarke Solomon, Tawhiao Cleal, Jovian

Cleave, Taimarino

Coddington, Anna Coker, Loran Coogan, Matthew Cooper, Davina

Cooper, Rawinia

Corbett, Ratahi

Coventon, Pipiana Cox, Jacob

Craig Smith, Asher

Crawford, Sandralee

Crawford, Terry Crean, Lachlan

Cribb, Caleb Cribb, Chantelle

Cribb, Macy

Crossan, Elysia

Crown, Jenny

Crutchley, Jaedyn

Cumming, Wanita

Cunningham, Grayson

Cunningham, Madison

Cuthbert-Davies, Daniele

Cuthers, Anastacia

Daly-Manhire, Teaokapurangi

Daniels, Caylum

Daniels, Matakotahi

Dansey, Jordan

Dansey-Rasmussen, Oliver

Davidson, Joshua Davis, Paulene

Day, Grace

Daymond, Rose

De Young, Junior

Dennison, Christian

Des Barres, Chanelle

Dornan, Nikita

Dorset, Jacob

Dowie, Melany

Downes, Takiora

Downs, Kade

Drumm, Rose

Duff, Turia

Dunstall, Samuel

Edmonds, Lara

Edwards, Ella

Ellis, Billie

Ellis, Siadin

Eruera, Herataimai

Eruera, Phebe

Fasso, Antonio

Faulkner, Kris-Ann

Fawcett, Dakota

Fergusson, Hannah

Fergusson, Sarah

Filipo, Wyntah-Mae

Fitzsimmons, Chanel

Flesher, Kelly

Fletcher-Coles, Jarym

Florence, Eden

Foster, Nancy

Fox-Te Rangi, Thmyuisi

Fraser, Rachel

Freeman, Brooke

Gage-Gray, Te Maia

Gallagher, Alexander

Gallagher, Isabel

Gallagher, Whakaahurangi

Gardiner, Allery

Gardiner, Carlene

Gates, Anika

Gates, Chelsea

Gemmell, Laura

Gilbert, Tane-Potiki

Grace, Aniva

Graham, Maia

Gray, Shauna

Gray, Terewai

Gray-Sharp, Raukahu

Greig, Anthony

Greig, Kees

Griffiths, Kieran

Habib, Shana

Habib-Mitchell, Reagan

Haddock-Kelly, Billee-Mari

Haddon-Hall, Mauri

Haimona, Te Roro O Te

Rangi

Haitana, Stacia

Hakiwai, Adrienne

Hall, Temuera

Hamilton, Kathleen

Hampton, Gabrielle

Hania, Nathan

Hania, Tia

Hapi, Virginia

Hapi, Wayne

Harmer, Dannielle

Harris, Darnell

Harris, Mauwina

Hart, Takuira

Harvey, Aaron

Hauraki, Wikitoria

Hawira, Ella

Hay, Holly

Haynes, Isabella

Hayward, Abby

Hayward, Georgia

Hazel, Kiia

Healey-Forde, Natalia

Healey-Forde, Seona

Heather, Joseph

Hemara, Deveraux

Hemopo, Jordan

Hemopo, Kori

Hendrie, Fallon

Henry, Awhina-Maree

Henry, Karen

Henry, Melanie

Henry, Michael

Henry, Riana

Hepi, Suzanne

Hepi-Ngarongo, Jaksyn

Hereaka, Jershon

Heremaia, Paris

Hetutu, Jaide

Hetutu, Maia

Hewetson, Tian

Higgins, Heta

Hill, Grace

Hill-Tupou, Raiha Mo’unga

Hodges, Keighlyb

Hohaia-Mcleod, Rahuia

Hohaia-McLeod, Thaneshya

Hohepa, Belinda

Hohepa, Daniel

Hollis, Jessica

Holster, Bonnie

Hona, Elizabeth

Hona, Sara

Hoppener, Edon

Houston, Caleb

Howard, Gisele

Howard, Kayla

Huata, Jacqueline

Huata, Josephine

Hunter, Birtha

Hunter, Rhiannon

Hunter, Tiana

Hyde, Jaime

Ihaia, Tiori O Te Rangi

Ingoe, Riley

Isaacs, Ngarae

Isaacs, Thomas

Isherwood, Pania

Iwikau, Ashleigh

Iwikau, Te Hina

Jones, Airini

Jones, Harley

Jones, Natalie

Jones, Tiana

Joseph, Arihia

Joseph, Pascal

Joseph, Reece

Kaea, Cherekee

Kahukoti, Karen

Kahura, Teia

Kaimoana, Melissa

Kamana, Luka

Kameta, Candice

Kameta, Michael

Karaha, Jakob

Karaitiana, Jacinda

Karaitiana, Tracy

Karatea, Andrew

Karauna, Shanyn

Karl, Nikita

Katene, Saffron

Kauika, Holly

Kelland, Maureen Mapihi

Kelly, Daniel

Kerehoma, Angela

Kerr, Te Hiira

Kerrison, Ata

Kerrison, Te Aute

Kihirini, April

King, Ereti

King, Karen

King, Makoare

Kingham, Elena

Kingi, Aroha

Kingi, Rachel

Kingi, Steven

Kingi, Tanira

Knowles, Maria

Koia, Sydnee

Konui, Tania

Kora, Pounamu

Kora, Te Maia

Kotlowski, Kuramahaurangi

Kupa, Gabrielle

Kupa, Rose

Kupa, Sophie

Kupa, Tamarau

Kuru, Marama

Kurupo, Tanishia

Kusabs, Alec

Lawson-Holt, Heydin

Leggett, Elspeth

Levao, Teilah-Shei

Lewis-Wano, Manaia

Littlejohn, Sara

Lloyd, Julia

Low, Ngaraima

Lyttle, Michael

Maaka, Marama

Maaka-Marks, Lillian

Mackey, Te Maunga

MacPherson, Eli

Madre, Charley Maeva, Xiah Magner, Tahiwi Maharey, Meadow Mako, Heta

Mako, Parekura

Mako-Kairimu, Ringitia Maniapoto-Heurea, Whetumarama

Maniapoto-Love, Puna Manson, Tyreese Manuel-Hepi, Mahora Manuel-Reremoana, Dayshana-Lee Manuirirangi, Kayla Marcroft, Caelen Mariu, Grace Mariu, Natalia Mariu, Sarina

Marlow-McSweeny, Chloe Marshall-Ngawati, Rhiarna Martin, Dionne Martin, Toni Martin-Rata, Deon Maru, Te Riaki Mateara, Daina Matenga, Marion Matenga, Ngahuia Matenga, Pohatu O Te Aroha Matua, Savannah Maui, Erina Maxwell, Sheridan Mccarthy, Kahurangi McCaskill, Kayla Mccaskill, Maria Mcintosh, Sarah Mclean, Leila Mcleod, Amiria Mcleod, Hemi Mcleod, Kim Mcleod, Raniera McMillan, Arielle

McMillan, Pippa McNeil, Shaun McNeill, Evangeline McNeill, Imogen McSweeny, Grace Merito, Sarah Merito-Bidois, RubyAnne Merry, Amy Mete, Whitu Midwood, Chanelle Mihinui, Hollie Mitai, Nikki

Mitai-Ngatai, Hiwinui Moana-Johnson, Gayle Moanaroa, Mystique Mohi, Karla Mohi, Wendy Moke, Paekiri Monk, Chantelle Monk, Tamielle

Montgomery, Maureen Morehu, Jaidene

Morehu, Mahinarangi Morgan, Jacinta Nathan-Marsh, Senitra Nau, Mele

Nelio, Graham Nepia, Clarke Nepia, Kryz-La Newell, Aydin

Newell, David Newman, Ahralia Newman-Jacobs, Jiorgia Ngamotu Mahuika, Halim Ngamotu-Lewis, Patricia Ngaronga, Alexandria Ngarotata-Hansen, Katelyn Ngatai-Broughton, Tara Ngawati, Kayley

Nicholas-Rakatau, Oriwa

Nicoll-Karaitiana, Latara

Nikora, Ashlee

Nikora, Hinerangi

Nixon, Kahurangi Nkhasi, Eileen

Norman, William

Northcroft, Jahsae

Northcroft, Jessica Northcroft, Karen

TERTIARY (CONT.)

Norton, James

Oberdries, Matthew

OBrien, Romy

O’Brien, Rodin

Ohlson-O’Callaghan, Kaleea

Olliver-Bell, Pepi

O’Neill, Mekah

Ormsby-Ryder, Aaliyah Paaka, Ebony Paaka, Jasmine Paaka, Renee Paenga, Taneal Page, Erena Painter, Savana Pakau, Nicole

Paki, Nathan Palmer, Kiarni

Panapa, Anthony Panapa, Chez Panapa, Taimona Pannell, Julie

Papanui, Starcey Papuni, Ngaire

Paranihi, Regan Parker, Lana Parsons, Emma Patia, Serenity

Paul, Desiree Paul, Jaden Paul, Rakei

Paurini, Brennia

Paurini, Seann Payne, Chase Pearson, Lincoln Pene, Kararaina Peni, Ashleigh Perana, Sara Peters, Rewi Peters, Theo Petersen, Andrea Phillips, Indigo Pine, Tipene

Pirihi, Rema-D

Pita-Grey, Kaiwhiri

Pitiroi, Awhina

Pitiroi, Rautangi

Pitiroi-Gowling, Olivia

Piwari, Andrea

Player, Jacob

Poata, Harmony

Pohe, Gina

Poki, Nga Waiata

Pologa, Aidan

Pologa, Ashleigh

Ponga, Ngakura

Ponga, Te Araorehua

Porou-Ellis, Te Rina

Potaka, Mary

Preston, Hoani

Pryor, Dusky

Puke, Erin

Pullar, Emily

Puru, Angela

Raimona, Pamela

Rakaupai, Lloyd

Rameka-Henry, Ihipera

Rangitutia, Damion

Rapana, Lee

Rata, Te Huikau

Raukawa-Heslin, Lilly

Rawiri, Ashley

Rawiri, Eugenia

Rawiri, Lily

Rawles, Jacob

Read-Hatch, Jessie

Ree-Keepa, Cory-Lee

Rehua, Haylee

Rehua, Shady

Renata, Ritai

Retikaukau, Georgia-Louise

Reynolds, Renee

Richards, Rangiatea

Richards, Stacey

Rihia, Latoya

Rihia-Todero, Wi Nuku

Ritete, Dylan

Riwai, Anne-Michelle

Roberts, Liam

Roelofs, Jaimee

Ross, Daysharne-Lee

Ross, Tullulah

Rotarangi, Teiria

Ruruku, Brent

Rutene, Ann

Salzmann, Amiria

Samuels-Hema, Kelly

Savage, Jarna

Savage, Ocsha-Harmony

Scanlan, Nicol

Seagar, Stephanie

Sepulona, Elkanah

Shankar, Stephanie

Sharp, Chanel

Shaw, Angelia

Shepherd, Blake

Shepherd-Manuel, Whaiiterangi

Mama

Shepherd-Taputoro, Huia Te Ataahua

Simmonds, Jordyn

Simmonds, Rauti

Simon, Katarina

Simpkin Jones, Blue

Simpkins-Jones, Nelson

Singh, Jade

Sinnott, Benjamin

Sinnott, Nicolas

Smith, Ariana

Smith, Danielle

Smith, Te Aomarama

Smithells, Sam Soloman, Janet

Somervell, Jessie

Spalding, Lucas

Springhall, Piripi

Staladi, Evyan

Staples-Fletcher, Maia

Stebbing, Gaye

Stephens, Bianca

Stevens, Eileen

Stewart, James

Stone, Grace

Stone, Laken

Sullivan, Caitlin

Sullivan, Quinessa

Taawaka, Harmony

Tahau, Ava

Tahau, Daniel

Tahau, Deanna

Tahau-Hodges, Hitiraa

Tahau-Hodges, Pania

Tahi, Jason

Tahuriorangi, Olivia

Taiaroa, Maraea

Takawe, Tayla-Marie

Takiwa, Catherine

Tamaira, Marcus

Tamaira, Tom

Tamaki, Alissa

Tamaki, Jacquiline

Tamarua, Michelle

Tamasese, Derek

Tamati, Jai

Tamepo, Sarah

Tangaere-Tuhua, Jade

Tapper, Kayla

Tarapata, Psalms

Tatare-Isaacs, Makareta

Tate, Christy

Taueki-Stott, Merania

Taueki-Stott, Naomi

Taula, Ava

Taumoepeau, Lucas

Taurerewa, Mike

Tauroa, Kerah

Tauru, Daniel Tawaka, Chaye

Tawhai, Mei-ying

Tawhiri, Nicole

Taylor, Lavinia

Taylor, Troy

Te Ahuru-Quinn, Mairangi

Te Ahuru-Quinn, Manawa

Te Ao, Alisa

Te Heuheu, Jean

Te Moni-Flavell, Taonga O Te Aroha

Te Pohutukawa, Sapere

Te Pou, Puaawai

Te Rangi, Alana

Te Rangi, Lyrico

Te Rangiita, Ariana

Te Riini, Courtney

Te Riini, Karalee

Te Riini, Saelem

Te Tomo Stewart, Tirita

Te Wano, Rahera

Te Wano, Ravin

Tewhareturoroa, Tesa-Maree

Thompson, Casey

Thompson, Eternity

Thompson, Jacqueline

Thompson, Jessica

Thompson, Stoney

Thompson-Koro, Maze

Thrupp, Dezma

Thrupp, Misty

Thrupp, Taaniko

Tibble-Brown, Keimarire

Timu, Annie

Tiopira, Nadia

Tiopira, Teisha

Tipene-Leach, Oriini

Toa, Lola

Tobin-Cribb, Charquera

Tocker, Samantha

Tohill, Mikaere

Tohovaka, Reese

Toma, Shayden

Toni, Nyssa

Townsend, Joziah

Treanor, Kc

Treloar, Vanessa

Tu’akoi, Ema

Tucker, Angelica

Tuhi-Hohepa, Mekayla

Tuialii, Niko

Tuli, Krista

Tumai, Te Aomihia

Tupara, Destiney

Tupou, Alsea

Turanga-Hallett, Jaye

Turangi-Joseph, Kauri

Turei, Amy-Lee

Turetahi, Stevie

Turia, Arekatera

Tutua-Nathan, Makarena

Tutua-Nathan, Parekura

Tutua-Nathan, Te Mapihi Kahurangi

Urlich, Carey

Vakatini, Taylor

Vandewiel, Tayhlar

Varrow, Sandra

Vercoe, Haukapuanui

Vercoe, Sonny

Vernon, Finley

Waaka, Jacob

Wairau, Polly

Wakely, Emily

Waldron, Rachel

Walker, Tiffany

Wall, Darcelle

Wall, Jhaziajah

Wall, Karauria

Wall, Reupene

Wallace, Kawana

Wallace, Maia

Wanakore, Orewea

Ware, Te Koha

Watene, Ajay

Watene, Hazel

Watene-Hakaria, Rhyle

Wehipeihana, Joshua

Wehipeihana, Parewai

West, Neri

West Kemp, Keely Shaye

Whaiapu, Journey

Whakatihi-Heremaia, Te Rangihuruao

Whareaitu-Galloway, Shayde

Wheeler, Daina

Whiley, Renee

Wickham, Carla

Wickliffe, Stevee

Wikaira, Tanaya

Wikatene, Tenika

Williams, Aaria

Williams, Mary Williams, Ngariki

Williams, Oriwia

Williams, Rhiannon

Williams, Te Manawa

Wilson, Miriama

Wineera-Ellis, Alex Winiata, Huia

Winiata, Whatarangi

Witeri, Shaye

Woodhead, Daniel Woods, Courtnee Wynen, Oliver

TRADE TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS

Kameta, Michael

Ngamotu, Mauriora

Ngamotu, Uriah Peneha, Dylan Pereka, Kees

Reweti, Jade

Rikihana, Bungi

Selwyn, Maui

Staunton, Oliver

Urwin-Gahan, Tearie-J Watene, Mohi

Whippy Hartley, Takuira

Williams, Ngariki

Asher, Mollie

Coddington, Anna

Davidson, Joshua

Hetutu, Jaide

Parsons, Emma

Retikaukau, Georgia-Louise

Tobin-Cribb, Charquera

Walker, Tiffany Woods, Courtnee

KOHANGA REO GRANT

Te Kohanga Reo o Kauriki

Te Kohanga Reo o Akina

Te Kohanga Reo o Atawhai

Te Kohanga Reo o Kimihia

Te Kohanga Reo o Mawake

Te Kohanga Reo o Motutaiko

Te Kohanga Reo o Papakai

Te Kohanga Reo o Reporoa

Te Kohanga Reo o Taupō

Te Kohanga Reo o Te Puawaitanga

Te Kohanga Reo o Waihi

Te Kohanga Reo o Waitahanui

KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANT

Abraham, Steven

Adams, Te Aroha

Albert, Tukaiora

Ambridge, Nyree Anderson, Arohanui

Anderson, Gordon Anderton, Denize

Anderton, Grant

Andrews, Michael Arahanga, Dennis

Aranui, Maria

Asher, Christina

Asher, Paul

Asher, Victoria Asher-Guthrie, Vivienne

August, Harold

August, Whanaupani

Baker, Henry

Barnett, Shirley Beauchamp, Hinewai

Bell, Tuihana

Bell, Yvonne

Bennett, Mahia

Bennett, Maui

Bennett, Michael

Bevan, Richard

Birch, Debra

Bishop, Ngarongo

Bishop, Raewyn

Blake, George

Blake, Manunui

Botica, Joe

Boyd-Morris, Kathleen Bradnock, Peter Bramley, Clinton Buchanan, Marcia

Burndred, Shelley

Butler, Neville

Butler, Sandra Cairns, David

Cairns, Harriet

Callaghan, Irihapeti

Capper, Desmond

Carlson, Simon

Carroll, Huapiri

Cashell, Sandra

Cassidy, Anette

Chase, Colleen

Chase, Helen

Chase, Poihipi

Chase-Seymour, Marion

Chisholm, Shona

Christy, Lester

Church, Mervyn

Church, Steve

Church, William

Clarke, Marata

Coker, Adrienne

Cole, Nigel

Condon, Victoria

Corbett-Te Akau, Ihaia

Cribb, Alfred

Cribb, Christine

Cross, Patricia

Cunningham, Helen

Currin, Pura

Currin, Reginald

Darlington, Rangihuia

Davis, Parekohatu

Davis, Ripeka

Des Barres, Aaron

Devine, Sharon

Donnelly, Sharon

Downs, Dede

Downs, Michael

Downs-Cribb, Te Mania

Duff, Kerrian

Duff, Thomas

Eden, George

Eketone, Phillip

Ellis, Cynthia

Enoka, Loretta

Epere, Sharon

Eru, Hepara

Falanitule, Katarina

Falwasser, Wikitoria

Fromont, Cecilia

Gabrielsen, Matauria

Gahan, Una

Gardiner, Miruh

Gardiner, Te Maari

Gartner, Douglas

Gemmell, George

George, Florence

Gooch, Emily

Gordine, Michael

Grace, Lillian

Grant, Michael

Greenhalgh, Thelma

Gregory, Robert Grey, Cherie Griggs, Jennifer Haapu, Raewyn

Hadaway, Noeline

Haggie, Jackie Haimona, Paul Hakiwai, Warren Hakopa, Josephine

Hakopa, Kuini

Hakopa, Parehaha

Hakopa, Rawea Hakopa, Tapeka Hall, Reima

Hallett, Peter Hapi, Manuel

Hapi, Yvonne

Harper, Arthur Harrison, Maria Hart, William Hawira, Conrad Hawira, Janna Hawira, Joseph Hawira, Marie

Hawira, Olive

Hay, Colin Hay, Gordon Hay, John Hay, Maxine

Hay, Robin

Heke, Jane

Henry, Aroha

Henry, John Henry, Kaahui

Henry, Phillip

Henry, Pukehuia

Henry, Waiari

Hepi, Anthony

Hepi, Marlene

Hepi, Richard

Hepi, Tamangarangi

Hepi, Tauhopa

Hepi, Tom

Hereaka, Abel

Heremaia, Stewart

Heremaia, Taitemaaha

Herewini, David

Herewini, William

Hibbs, Merlene

Higgins, April

Hiini, Julia

Hill, Erena

Hill, Stephen

Hill, Te Otimi James

Hingston, Urupene

Hodge, Diane

Hodge, Keremeta

Hodge, Patrick

Hodgson, Rangiiria

Hohepa, Elaine

Hoko, Joseph

Hollis, Naomi Holt, Ngahiriwa

Hooper, Eva

Hoori, Merlyn

Houston-Lynch, Lorraine

Hunter, Dorothea

Hurae, Inuwai

Hurae, Kiri

Ireland, Taka

Isherwood, Lisa

Isherwood, Neville

Jackson, Donna

Jahnke, Gail

Job, Joanna

Johnston, Marie

Joyner, Gail

June, Gabriel

June, Helen

Kapua, Brownie

Kapua, Emma Kapua, Rex Karaitiana, Thelma

Karatea, Dennis

Karatea, Turoa

Katene, Maedawn

Keating, Anne

Keepa, Wiremu

Kelly, Hira

Kemp, Manilla

Keremete, William

Kereti, Dianne

Ketu, Shona

King, Sharon

Kingi, Marilyn

Kingi-Rihari, Tarita

Knight, Matatahi

Knowles, Maria

Konui, Gary

Konui, Phillomena

Koopu, Morehu

Kora, Ada

Kuiti, Maria

Kurukaanga, Garry

Lawson, Sandra

Le Gros, Francine

Leach, Te Manawakore

Leaf, Gayle

Mackay, Makarena

Mackersey, Linda

Maclachlan, Hilda

MacPherson, John

Mahu, Connie

Mako, Cyril

Maniapoto, Moana

Maniapoto, Niki

Maniapoto, Rawinia

Maniapoto, Tania

Maniapoto, Te Ata

Maniapoto, Virginia

Maraki, Deidre

Marama, Dean

Marino, Oonagh

Marino, Patricia

Mariu, Graham

Mariu, Jennifer

Mariu, Lucy

Mariu, Matilda

Mariu, Roger

Marr, Judith

Marshall, Joseph Marshall, Kataraina

Martin, Desiree

Martin, Kene

Mason, Andre

Mathews, Sarah Matthes, Donna

Matthews, Brenda

Matthews, Edward

Maxwell, Aroha

Mccaskill, Maria

Mclaughlin, Alice

Mclean, Donald

Mclean, Glenda

Mclean, Neil

McMillan, Lanice

Mcmillan, Matekino

Mildon, Judith Miller, Rona

Millynn, Wanda

Mitchell, Caroline Mitchell, Marie

Moana, Penelope Moana, Piki Mohi, Cherie

Mohi, Dinny Mohi, Hinerauamoa

Mohi, Lee

Moke, Philomena

Moke, Pikiteora

Monaghan, Anne Monaghan, Dennis

Morehu-Putaura, Tukutuku

Morrison, Annemarie Murray, Maria Nepia, Areta Nepia, Nuia

Netana, Eugenia

Ngahooro, James Ngamotu-Schmidt, Pauleen Nia Nia, Kit Noue, Wonita

O’Carroll, Bernadette O’Dea, Priscilla Osborne, Warren Otimi, James Otimi, Ngawini Otimi, Paranapa Oxley, Maraea Paki, Isaac Panapa, Riapo Paranihi, Daniel Paranihi, Kia Parkes, Phylis Patena, Mahinui Paul, Miriama Paurini, Maureen Peke-Mason, Soraya Pene, Wallace Peta, Rongo Phillips, David Pirini, Derek Pirini, Leo Pitiroi, Rangihuia Potaka, David

Potaka, Eldon

Potaka-Dewes, Kiri

Potter, Patricia

Pouhila, Patricia

Pramm, Muriel

Prescott, Debra

Pringle, Irihapeti

Puhi, Ngamono

Pym, Frances Quinlan, Leo Quinlan, Patrick

Quinlan, Toby Radford, Neville

Rae, Marguerite

Rakatairi, Peter

Rakatau, Derek

Rako, Mariana

Rameka, Carol

Rameka, Edric

Rameka, Gwen

Rameka, Jorian

Rameka, Reoirirangi

Rameka, Ricky

Rameka, Robert

Rameka, Vera

Rameka, Wallace

Randell, Huia

Rangataua-Alexander, Wenerata

Rangi, Colin

Rangi, William

Ranginui, Te Irimaurimaramanui

Rapana, Tereina

Raroa, Lew

Rasmussen, Gregory

Ratana, Debbie

Rauhihi-Mcgregor, Parekaahu

Rauhina, Terrence

Rauhina, Wiari

Raukawa, Joyce

Raukawa, Mark

Rautahi, Daniel

Rawiri, Polly

Reid, Guy

Reid, Rona

Reihana, Billy

Reti, Erina

Reweti, Dempsey

Reweti, Jenny

KAUMĀTUA MEDICAL GRANT (CONT.)

Richards, Brian

Richards, Dennis

Rihia, Thomas Ritete, James Roberts, Irene Robin, Martha Robson, Nevil

Ross, Sharon Rotarangi, Anthony Rowe, Barbara Jean Rowe, Riordan

Rowlands, Amiria

Ruatara, Meriana

Russell, Cynthia Rutene, Joanne

Savage, Elizabeth Scott, Adrienne

Semmens, Douglas Sengers, Francis Senior, Patrice

Severne, Robert Seymour, Margarite

Shepherd, Phillip Shepherd, Rebecca Short, Leonie

Simmonds, Eva Simmonds, Jack Simon, John Singh, Adrienne Smallman, Anthony Smallman, Robin Smallman, Te Rina Smith, Janet Smith, Marlene Smith, Maxine

Smith, Rosey

Snowden, Jean

Solomon, Moewai

Soper, Gladys

Southern, Diana

Southern, Esme

Southon, Hugh

Spence, Margaret

Spenceley, Denise

Steedman, Peter

Stephens, Gabriel

Stephens, Gemma

Stokes, Danial

Tahau, Dennis

Tahau, Joe

Tahau, Nikorima

Tahau, Phyllis

Tahi, Claire

Tahi, Tematangi

Taiaroa, Bevan

Taite, Kui

Taituha, Angela

Takiwa, Mona

Tamati-Thomas, Judy

Tarawa, Donna

Tarawa, Thayne

Tatare, Rawinia

Taua, Romona

Taumata, Dian

Tauteka, Joe

Tawhai, Hiria

Te Ahuru, Peter

Te Awa, Aroha

Te Huia, Tokowha

Te Iwimate, Dale

Te Rangi, Arthur

Te Rangi, Pania

Te Whare, Dana

Te Whare, Reremoana

Te Wiki, Edward

Teddy, Herbert

Teddy, Sylvia

Thomas, Fatima

Thompson, Puawai

Thompson, Rongonui

Totoro, Mihi

Tukaki, Violet

Tukapua, Warren

Turanga, Martha

Turner, Rangimarie

Vaitohi, Rangiamohia

Valeli, Annie

Van Miert, La-Maene

Vanags, Jean

Waara, Arahi

Waara, Ina

Waho, Kevin

Wainohu, Charlene

Wainohu, Ruth

Waiwai, Venita

Waldron, Antony

Wall, Albert

Wall, Heemi

Wall, Jones

Wall, Peter

Wall, Raureti

Wall, Richard

Wallace, Colin

Wallace, Priscilla

Wallace, Robert

Wallace, Te Rauoriwa

Walsh, David Walsh, James

Walsh, Lynette

Wanikau, Te Ngaehe O Te Rangi

Wardlaw, Lilian

Waru, Lorraine

Waru, Rita

Watson, Sharen

Wawatai, Hari

Wehipeihana, Karen

Wepa, Angela

Whaanga, Rangi

Wharehinga, Andrew

Wharehinga, Yvonne

Wharekawa, Thomas

Whippey, Fahran

Whitfield, Jennifer

Wildermoth, Maria

Wilkinson-Barnes, Kerehitina

Williams, Barry

Williams, Beverley

Williams, Charlie

Williams, Tupu

Wilson, Harata

Wilson, Louise

Wilson, Muriel

Wineera, April

Wineera, Pauline

Winitana, Elizabeth

Wipaki, Miria

Wipaki, Tama

Wiringi, Robyne

Wiwarena, Ngaire

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Annual Report 2024

Tūwharetoa te Iwi

Ko Te Heuheu te Tangata

Te Papatohu

DIRECTORY

Ko Ngā Mema Poari

RETURNING BOARD MEMBERS

Te Ohu Kaimahi

OUR TEAM

Te Ohu Kaimahi

OUR TEAM

Ngā Ara Mātua

Kaupapa

Tikanga

Pou Taiao

Pou Tikanga

Pou Tangata

Pou Tātāwhai

Te Puronga a te Tiamana me te Toihau

CHAIRMAN & CEO REPORT

The New Board

Protecting Our Taonga

Strategic Relationships

Economic Success

He mihi whakamutunga

Ko Te Pātaka Pāranga

Pou Taiao

Crown Accord- Mahi Rangatira ki Te Iwi

Notifications and legislation

Waitiaki- Water Monitoring

Karapiti Implementation Plan

Ngā Kaihautū o te Awa o Waikato

Marae / Organisation Name

Key achievements

Te Ahunga Mai o Project Kaitiaki

Jobs for Nature - Oranga Taiao Oranga Tūwharetoa

Freshwater Clam Incursion

Ngāti Tūwharetoa Mercury Development Group

Mercury Energy

Ngāti Tūwharetoa Genesis Energy Committee

Pou Tikanga

Pou Tangata

Victoria University Scholarships

Ngā Ara Matua Undergraduate Scholarship

Intern Programme

Summer Intern

Pou Tātāwhai

Commercial Licences

Compliance

Tūwharetoa Commercial Operators

The General Public

Events, Filming & Photography

Taupō Waters Trust

Revenue

Structures on Lake Taupo

Taupō Moana Group Holdings Ltd

Hole in One Golf Challenge

Chris Jolly Outdoors

Taupo Parasail

Employment

Te Pūrongo Haumi

INVESTMENT REPORT

Tūwharetoa Māori Trust Board Portfolio

Ko Ngā Whakakitenga Pūtea Ā-Tau

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND BASIS OF PREPARATION

Events after the reporting date

STATEMENT OF SERVICE PERFORMANCE

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CASHFLOW

REPORT OF THE INDEPENDENT AUDITOR ON THE SUMMARISED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

To the Trustees of Tuwharetoa Maori Trust Board

The Trustee’s Responsibilities

Ko Ngā Whakakitenga Pūtea Ā-Tau

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE AND BASIS OF PREPARATION

Events after the reporting date

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS

SUMMARISED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION