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  • Seven children from the Mānihera whānau stand close together, some with arms about each other's shoulders, for a photo. They are aged between about 8 and 12 and are all smiling.

    Mānihera whānau living the vision – Te mana kaha o te whānau

    February 9, 2026

    The Mānihera whānau made life changes to protect their tamariki...

  • In this photograph taken at Poitūkohu Māori National Championships 2026, an older man sits holding a young boy. Next to them is a young girl, playfully looking at the camera. In the foreground, is a flag showing the six E Tū Whānau values. They are inside an indoor sports venue.

    Whanaungatanga trumps competition at Māori basketball tournament

    January 30, 2026

    Our values sparked kōrero at Poitūkohu Māori National Championships 2026.

  • Three individuals from Viet Hub NZ sit at a table in a radio studio during their first trial broadcast with Hutt City FM 106.7. Microphones, headphones, and audio equipment are visible on the desk, and a large window provides natural light in the background.

    Hutt Valley’s Viet Hub NZ shares food, festivals and joy

    December 3, 2025

    Viet Hub NZ supports Vietnamese former refugee and migrants to...

  • Isaac Te Reina is pictured while filmmaking from behind. the light is moody and he is holding a camera.

    E Tū Whānau supports rangatahi filmmaking and leadership

    November 19, 2025

    Tuakana from E Tū Whānau filmmaking workshops made a short...

  • TThis photo shows a woman wearing a green dress and holding a mere pounamu as she calls the karanga at the pōwhiri at Ōmahu Marae on one of the open days. Behind her, many whānau stand in lines. they are dressed in black, holding green leaves and stand in front of the ornately carved maihi beams on the front of the whare nui.

    Open-hearted welcome seeds kotahitanga

    October 29, 2025

    Ngāti Kahungunu marae recently held open days for whānau to...

  • This image is of the poster by Jayda Siyakurima, one of the winners of the E Tū Whānau Poster Competition 2025 (19 years and over category). It depicts an African woman, who looks regal, and is wearing a black and white korowai, a blue headband and wooden earrings. A fantail bird perches on the blue headband, and another on her shoulder. A green tiki hangs at her neck. the poster competition is one of the many community events run by E Tū Whānau.

    Winners of the E Tū Whānau Poster Competition 2025

    September 26, 2025

    Winners of the E Tū Whānau Poster Competition 2025 were...

  • Young AWHI influencers are pictured on the step of a building. About twenty people either sit or stand around a large blue and black flag in the centre of which is the AWHI logo.

    AWHI: A movement for change in community sport

    September 25, 2025

    The AWHI programme promotes positive behaviour on and off the...

  • This image is of a brightly coloured logo with which says "E Tū Whānau Poster Competition 2025 Ko wai au? Who am I?"

    E Tū Whānau Poster Competition 2025 closes this Sunday, 14 September

    September 9, 2025

    Read about the judges and how to enter.

  • A woman, who is faced away, wears a denim jacket on the back of which is a black patch square. In it, red and white writing says, " Toi Tū Te Ora Rangatahi Symposium" where Te Whakaoreore was used.

    Te Whakaoreore – Mobilisation assessment tool embraced by Horowhenua community

    July 23, 2025

    Te Whakaoreore supported rangatahi kōrero and action at Toi Tū...

  • In this photo winners of the different categories in this year’s Ka Rere Te Manu Rangatahi Film Awards 2025 collect on stage. They fill the stage, with some kneeling and the others standing in a semi circle behind them. One teenage boy is holding a framed certificate. The young people range in age from pre-teens to teenagers.

    Māoriland Film Awards 2025 recognise rangatahi filmmaking talent

    July 19, 2025

    Celebrating the winners of E Tū Whānau Ka Rere Te...

  • Young people at PALM 2025 are pictured sitting around a large wooden table. They are of various ethnicities and all have their hands stretched out in front of them. Many of them are smiling and looking up.

    PALM 2025: Connecting cultures and inspiring rangatahi to be leaders

    July 17, 2025

    PALM 2025 inspired and connected rangatahi leaders from many cultures.

  • Taken indoors, a large group of people stand in a semi-circle to be photographed. Those in front sit or kneel and behind them, others are standing. The people are of very diverse ethnicities, some in cultural dress, and Margaret Western is pictured standing in the centre of the group. Behind the group, a large digital screen says "Welcome to Marlborough District Council".

    Margaret Western: A champion for diversity and community wellbeing

    May 6, 2025

    Margaret Western is an E Tū Whānau kahukura and long-term...

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  • About
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    • Overview
    • E Tū Whānau Mahere Rautaki (Framework for Change)
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    • E Tū Whānau Charter of Commitment
    • Our values
    • Our journey
    • Māori Reference Group
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    • About our values
    • Aroha
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    • About our communities
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