Websites Of Interest - Te Uranga B2 Inc

Here are links to websites that may be of interest to you - Te Ture Whenua Maori 1993 Act (legislation that governs Maori Trusts and Incorporations, and the Maori Land Court); Government agencies such as Te Puni Kokiri and Te Tumu Paeroa (Maori Trustee); other land trusts and incorporations; national and iwi organisations.

Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 ›

"...to promote the retention of that land in the hands of its owners, their whanau, and their hapu, and to protect wahi tapu: and to facilitate the occupation, development, and utilisation of that land for the benefit of its owners, their whanau, and their hapu."

Maori Land Court ›

The Māori Land Court has jurisdiction to hear matters relating to Māori land including successions, title improvements, Māori land sales, and the administration of Māori land trusts and Incorporations.

Te Puni Kōiri ›

Seeking to harness the collective talents of Māori to produce a stronger New Zealand

Federation of Maori Authorities ›

Sustainable economic prosperity, for our members, our communities and our country

Maniapoto Maori Trust Board ›

...use its financial resources for better health, education and employment opportunities and social and economic wellbeing.

Waikato Tainui ›

"If I dream I dream alone. If we dream together then we shall achieve..." --Te Puea Herangi

Te Poari Matua O Raukawa ›

For Raukawa, tino rangatiratanga means Raukawa descendants attaining the ability to determine the future for whānau, hapū and marae.

Māori Land Online ›

“… a snapshot of current ownership, trustee, memorial and block names.”

Miraka ›

“As a majority Maori owned and controlled dairy company, Miraka is here for the long term.” Milk from Te Uranga B2's Koromiko and Paatara dairy farms is sent to Miraka.

Wakatū Incorporation ›

Wakatū Incorporation undertakes traditional activities in contemporary ways, such as producing crops and harvesting seafood.

Atihau-Whanganui Incorporation ›

A Maori Incorporation established in 1970 following an order of the Maori Land Court to take back (resume and manage) 101,000 acres of land vested into the Aotea Maori Land Council by Whanganui Maori in 1903.

Mangatu Incorporation ›

Mangatu manages resources in three key sectors: Agribusiness, Forestry and Viticulture.

Wi Pere Trust ›

The Wi Pere Trust is a legacy left by the man Wi Pere for his descendants. The trust while constituted on 14 April 1899, was imposed on Wi Pere or he faced losing his legacy to the financial institutions of the time.

Te Tumu Paeroa ›

The new Māori Trustee working in partnership with Māori land owners to help them achieve their aspirations.