Ngati Ingatu - Enuamanu

22/12/2025

Ngati Ingatu Reunion 2025 - During and after church photos.

21/12/2025

Ngati Ingatu Picnic Day 2025

21/12/2025

Ngati Ingatu Social Evening 2025

20/12/2025

Ngati Ingatu Reunion 2025
"Atuituianga i toku aka - Connecting my roots"

07/06/2025

Aria mai...ora 4 I teia ra....Atiu Hostel....tai vai raurau ki toou rima ine.. .Kia kai ti kapiti tatou

07/06/2025

Ka uipaanga tatou I teia ra...ora 4

07/06/2025

Kia orana e te kopu tangata Ngati Ingatu e noo nei ki Rarotonga

16/07/2024

- We need to grow and develop our emerging leaders...young, old, mid life or just wanting to reinvent yourself. So....to grow our leaders we have two amazing Moana Leaders to water those seeds of service. The course is delivered by CCaren Rangi ONZM and MMele Wendt MNZM who are both experienced board directors and governance facilitators/trainers - and amazingly and unashamedly Pacific!!!

This governance training is free for people of Pacific descent residing who are interested in getting into formal governance or have less than five years of formal governance experience.

These Good Governance with a Pacific Lens courses will be offered in WELLINGTON, AUCKLAND, HAMILTON and TIMARU in the coming weeks!

You MUST register to attend, and if given a place you must advise us ASAP if you are unable to attend so that we can offer your place to others. There will be a wait list due to higher demand than places available.

See poster for more information & CLICK ON THIS LINK TO REGISTER: https://forms.gle/5Cb8iGQTLJka9JRq9

Meitaki to the MMinistry for Pacific Peoplesfor supporting these governance fono/uipaanga/hui.

04/07/2024

- As Aotearoa celebrates Matariki, the Māori New Year, it gives us time to reflect on how we too could add a day to our year that celebrates our Māori worldview, those of our tūpuna, and the vast expanse of ocean they navigated and the knowledge they carried with them.

From vaka to vaka, island to island, and people to people, we carried this kete of knowledge, ‘akono’anga, our Pe’u Masori, and celebrated Matariki as well.

Santa Claus in his red suit and reindeer, a Northern Hemisphere winter solstice celebration of the New Year, makes little to no sense at all in the middle of the Moana Nui O Kiva for a people who never see snow, let alone reindeer.

As Aotearoa celebrates Matariki, the Māori New Year, it gives us time to reflect on how we too could add a day to our year that celebrates our Māori worldview, those of our tūpuna, and the vast expanse of ocean they navigated and the knowledge they carried with them, writes Thomas Tarurongo Wynne...

11/05/2024

- I've been wanting to do this for some time, and finally got organised and got this podcast started. I found an interview from 2019, pre - covid world, while we were still living and working in Rarotonga.. The podcast was with Samuel Mann from Access Radio, after receiving an OP Alumni Award for work in the community.

SO much in the world has changed since then and we are now living and working in Aotearoa - for now anyways. SO this is the first venture into the "podcastspace" and I look forward to bringing others into the space and talk about the issues, challenges and successes that matter to us most as people of the Moana.

Podcast · Thomas Tarurongo Wynne · We are political...its in our blood! And we encounter politics at a very young age - from deciding who was going to do the dishes, to who was saying the prayer, or who was going to drive Mum to the shops - or maybe who should be the next Prime Minister. We'll als...