Tēnā koe, We just wanted to touch base regarding our regional advisory clinics now that we have resumed our work back in the office and our team has received directions for services through COVID-19. As per direction from our leadership team, we are unfortunately suspending this service for what looks like to be the remainder of…
Kia ora e te whānau We have now in Level 2, Council has sent out a quick reference to access specific information pertaining to Council services etc. So that everyone in our community knows where to access services they have pulled together a list of helpful links for the Horowhenua District Council website – Please…
Tēnā tātou e te whānau Sick of being stuck inside? We have been working with DOC and they have immediate employment opportunities available for some short-term projects. So we’d love to share this opportunity with you first. The projects are all outside mahi – including fencing, vegetation clearing and planting. You’d need to be able to…
1 May 2020 Ata marie whānau. Please read the very important panui below from the Ministry of Primary Industries (MPI) regarding shellfish on our beaches. Please share with whānau and keep safe during this time. Prior to the COVID 19 Level 4 lockdown, shellfish from the area between Hokio Beach and Waitarere Beach were affected…
Tēnā Koutou e te whānau We hope you have had a restful ANZAC weekend, as we remembered and honoured our soldiers and their mahi. It is also a time for us to reflect on our time in Rāhui Alert Level 4, and our 33 days spent in our bubbles. Tonight 11:59pm we move into Alert…
Tēnā Koutou e te whānau We hope you have had a restful ANZAC weekend, as we remembered and honoured our soldiers and their mahi. It is also a time for us to reflect on our time in Rāhui Alert Level 4, and our 33 days spent in our bubbles. Tonight 11:59pm we move into Alert…
Tau ana te mihi ki a tatou katoa ngā tini o Muaūpoko. Ahakoa ngā taumahatanga kei a tatou i tēnei wā mate urutaa he wā ano hoki hei whakaarotangā ki a Ihu Karaiti. Ko ia te timatangā me te whakamutunga o ngā mea katoa. Nana ano i tēnei wā o te tau i whakakotahi ai…
Tūngio te Koingo – stoking the desire to learn We were part of a Connecting Education and Community project with JR McKenzie Trust – we worked with local schools to bring Muaūpokotanga into their learning.Last month we celebrated the end of this project with all the different projects around the country at Kawiu Marae, and…
1 April, 2020 Kia Ora e te Whānau There has been much discussion across the rohe regarding the proposed tangihanga processes during the COVID-19 Alert Level 4. This is an evolving process that we are monitoring and will update whānau as the changes are made. A new update was released on…
1 April 2020 Kia Ora e te Whānau. Please see below a list of local food suppliers in the Horowhenua and Otaki areas who have deliveries and packages for whānau. Keep these on lock, so you can make an order safely from your home, using internet banking. Just click on the link and it will…
COVID-19 Update: Official tangihanga guidelines for Alert Level 4 Māori Health Office – John Whaanga 26 March 2020 Tēnā anō koutou katoa, Nā runga i te kaupapa matua o tēnei pānui e tika ana kia mihi rātou ngā mate tāruru nui kua riro noa atu i ngā rangi tata nei. Me te whakaaro anō ki…
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