We are reminded of this by our Ngāi Tahu Farming whakataukī: Toitū te Marae o Tāne, Toitū te Marae o Tangaroa, Toitū te Iwi When land and water are sustained the people will prosper. One of the privileges of my job is being able to attend conferences which have some amazing keynote speakers. This is an old Ngāi Tahu whakataukī or proverb which dates back to the 1800s. In a statement, Ngāi Tahu said: “The impacts of covid-19 and the related moves made to protect New Zealanders’ health have taken a significant toll on the tourism industry, from which Ngāi Tahu Tourism has not been immune. Ngāi Tahu is an iwi authority in the Marlborough District, whose role is to ensure its takiwā is protected and enhanced for future generations. We are one of the largest tourism operators in Aotearoa, hosting one million manuhiri (visitors) a year across our iconic businesses, including: Ngāi Tahu Holdings Group Asset Profile (by equity) Year end 2014. a highly developed investment policy framework which acts as a roadmap to deliver longterm sustainable returns to the iwi. The protection and care of Te Waihora/Lake Ellesmere is a key symbol of this relationship and is embodied by the whakataukī of the Whakaora Te Waihora programme: Mā whero, mā pako, ka oti ai te mahi (the task shall be achieved through unity). Ka kitea a Matariki, ka rere te korokoro ‘When Matariki is seen, the lamprey migrate’ Koinei tētahi o ngā whakataukī maha e hāngai ana ki te ahunga mai o Matariki me ngā mahi e tika ana kia tutuki i a te tangata i mua i te taunga o te tau Takurua. We live by the whakataukī (proverb) of mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei (for us and our children after us). At Ngāi Tahu Farming you’ll often hear the whakataukī (proverb) Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei, for us and our children after us. Ngāi Tahu is an iwi authority in the Marlborough District, whose role is to ensure its takiwā is protected and enhanced for future generations. Tū ki te tahi is an excerpt taken from the Ngāi Tahu whakataukī: “Whakahaua tō iwi, kia tū ki te tahi” which translates to ‘encourage your people to stand as one’. Ngāi Tahu Tourism and its businesses have claimed more than $1.5 million in wage subsidies to support more than 200 workers. Ngāi Tahu Holdings Group Asset Profile (by equity) Year end 2014. a highly developed investment policy framework which acts as a roadmap to deliver longterm sustainable returns to the iwi.
Ngāi Tahu Property is perhaps better known for its commercial and residential property developments, such as its Pita Te Hori Centre on the former King Edward Barracks site, in Christchurch. On behalf of Ngāi Tahu whānau, we manage more than 100,000 ha of farm and … Matariki - He Whakataukī . About Us. Ngāi Tahu Holdings. Tū ki te tahi is an excerpt taken from the Ngāi Tahu whakataukī: “Whakahaua tō iwi, kia tū ki te tahi” which translates to ‘encourage your people to stand as one’. Ngāi Tahu Tourism has announced it's slashing its workforce from 348 to 39.