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Ngāti Whare

Iwi Organisation

Te Whāiti iwi. Treaty settlement in 2013.

Total Assets
$64.8M
Revenue
$15.9M
Officers
12
Subsidiaries
14

Iwi Details

Rohe (Region)
Te Whāiti, Bay of Plenty
Auditor
BDO Rotorua Limited
Audit Opinion
Unmodified

Treaty Settlement

Settlement information not yet available for this iwi.

Distributions to Beneficiaries

$43K
Education
$36
Health
$10

36 Mātauranga Grants to Registered Ngāti Whare Rangatahi; 10 Hauora Grants to Registered Ngāti Whare Kuia and Kaumātua; Murumurunga Waikotikoki Marae insurance premium funding; extensive community support services through Te Puāwai o Ngāti Whare Charitable Trust including kai rescue, cooked meals delivery, food parcels, remedial repairs, firewood distribution, winter uniforms, infrastructure support, and health services partnerships. Total grants paid: $42,513

Current Officers

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D
David Carson
Chairman
L
Lance Taurua
Chairperson
T
Te Taute Taiepa
Deputy Chairman
T
Tane Cook
Trustee
P
L
L
Lena Brew
Trustee

Service Providers

Auditor(1)
BDO Rotorua
2021–2024
Bankers(3)
BNZ

Loan facility $5,000,000 for NZ Wool Dumping LP

2022–2024
Rabobank

Overdraft facility $3,000,000 for Goldland Avocado Orchards LP

2022
Westpac

Debt facility for Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whare Trust (Parent)

2022–2024
Legal Advisors(1)
Kahui Legal
2022–2024
Investment Managers(6)
Craigs Investment Partners
2024
Craigs Investment Partnership
2022
Esperance Capital Limited
2021
GreenMount Capital
2024
Milford Asset Management
2022–2024
NZ Asset Management
2024
Valuers(3)
Esperance Capital Limited
2021–2022
Telfer Young
2024
Telfer Young (Henry Waller BLPM Rural)
2022
Consultants(3)
Glenn Hawkins and Associates (GHA)

accounting / financial advisory

2021
Iarau

spatial planning - development of Ngāti Whare Iwi Spatial Plan

2024
Paul Keech

training - Te Kotuku Mātauranga o Ngāti Whare Nursery Apprenticeship training program manager

2024
Other(2)
Darling Horticulture Services Limited

Contract support and labour for Goldland Avocado Orchard

2022
GHA Ltd

Chartered Accountants

2024

Strategic Priorities

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1Mana Motuhake - Provide quality representation and uphold Ngāti Whare mana in all strategic relationships
2Tipu Rawa - Promote strong, balanced asset development and sustainability to create intergenerational wealth
3Te Taiao - Exercise and uphold kaitiaki responsibilities to protect and enhance taonga tuku iho
4Oranga Whānau - Provide meaningful benefits to iwi members and communities, promoting wellbeing and prosperity
5Mana Whakahaere - Grow leadership, management and operational excellence to better serve Ngāti Whare
6Establish dedicated Rūnanga Hub for iwi connection, collaboration and development
7Develop Ngāti Whare Iwi Spatial Plan integrated with district and regional planning
8Establish Te Manawa o Te Ika Iwi Māori Partnership Board with Tūhoe
9Strengthen environmental management and climate adaptation initiatives
10Enhance community support and whānau wellbeing programs

+ 21 more priorities

Key Risks

28
Geopolitical instability and economic uncertainty affecting commercial operations
Extreme weather events and climate change impacts on forestry, avocado, honey, and nursery operations
Government policy changes and regulatory reforms impacting iwi development and funding
Resource Management Act reforms and potential weakening of iwi voice in consenting processes
Challenges in avocado and honey industries due to low production, declining prices, and market oversupply
Resistance and obstruction from other Iwi Māori Partnership Boards in establishing Te Manawa o Te Ika
Court of Appeal proceedings regarding mana whenua (Ngāti Manawa appeal scheduled for June 2025)
High interest rates affecting business financing and debt servicing

+ 20 more risks identified