Te Taumata has initiated talks with Minister of Climate Change James Shaw after making a detailed submission on options to meet Aotearoa New Zealand’s new emission reduction targets.
Rūnanga o Ngāti Awa is seeking a new Chief Executive to guide the organisation as it grows its people, assets, reo and tikanga.
Philanthropic organisation BayTrust is calling for expressions of interest for its trustee vacancy.
Are you entrepreneurial, competitive, have a performance-driven mindset, and are highly accepting of responsibility and accountability?
As the key trade advocate for Māori, Te Taumata is seeking feedback to inform ongoing refinements to the current medium-risk pathway settings regarding COVID-19, including requirements for travellers and the development of future border settings as the domestic and international situation evolves.
Are you a seasoned governor with strong seafood, fishing and other primary industry connections across New Zealand and the world?
Te Taumata wishes Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon. Nanaia Mahuta safe travels as she embarks on her first foreign trip since being appointed to the office a year ago.
An exciting opportunity with the British Government has arisen for somebody with aspirations in international diplomacy to advocate for Māori interests on the world stage.
Te Taumata is working hard to ensure Geographical Indicators and Māori Intellectual Property (IP) are protected as Aotearoa negotiates a new Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the European Union.
The NZ/UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) has been a significant win for Māori and Te Taumata believes it will pave the way for even more fruitful trade negotiations with the European Union in the coming months.
Māori have much to celebrate in today’s announcement that New Zealand and Britain have finalised their Free Trade Agreement (FTA), Te Taumata Chairman Chris Karamea Insley says.
Te Taumata urges New Zealand and its trade partners to carefully consider China’s request to join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) as it has the potential to present significant benefits for Māori enterprise.