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  • A group of 11 Mana Wāhine Collective women sit or stand together along a table. They are holding black E Tū Whānau paper bags.

    Mana Wāhine Collective: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    July 15, 2026

    Mana Wāhine Collective was a finalist in the Ann Dysart...

  • Esteban Espinoza, ALAC Founder and Director, celebrates ALAC being recognised as a finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026. He has his hands raised in the air and is smiling. He is holding his finalist certificate and flowers. Behind him, people can be seen smiling and laughing.

    Aotearoa Latin American Community (ALAC): Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    Aotearoa Latin American Community (ALAC) was a finalist in the...

  • Fadumo Ahmed is pictured next to three women, all smiling and wearing headscarves. One of the women holds a bunch of colourful flowers.

    Fadumo Ahmed: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    Fadumo Ahmed was a finalist in the Ann Dysart Kahukura...

  • A group of Tamaiti Whāngai kaimahi are pictured together outside a building. The all wear t shirts with the Tamaiti Whāngai logo. Of the 10 people, three are wāhine.

    Tamaiti Whāngai Education Support Service: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    Tamaiti Whāngai was a finalist in the Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026.

  • Renee Davis is pictured in a formal green dress at teh Kahukura Awards 2026 ceremony. She is holding a certificate and flowers and stands in a line with Katie Murray, Donna Matahaere-Atariki, E Tū Whānau Kaiwhakahaere Heni Turner, and Darrin Haimona.

    Renee Davies: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    Renee Davies was a finalist in the Ann Dysart Kahukura...

  • A group of Tsix e Whānau Rangimarie kaimahi are pictured together in front of a banner of the six E Tū Whānau values

    Te Whānau Rangimarie: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    July 13, 2026

    Te Whānau Rangimarie were finalists in the Ann Dysart Kahukura...

  • A group representing Nannies Against P are pictured. There are about 30 people pictured, some of whom are in wheelchairs. Everyone is dressed formally.

    Nannies Against P: Finalist in the E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    Nannies Against P were finalists in the Ann Dysart Kahukura...

  • Two rangatahi, Waitahi Aniwaniwa McGee and Tahuaroa Ohia, doing the pūkana while wearing Maoriland shirts.

    Waitahi Aniwaniwa McGee and Tahuaroa Ohia: Rangatahi Kahukura – Emerging Leaders empowering youth through storytelling

    Waitahi Aniwaniwa McGee and Tahuaroa Ohia, Rangatahi Kahukura - Emerging...

  • Zaki Ayubu receiving his Rangatahi Kahukura - Emerging Leader award from Katie Murray. They are both smiling .

    Zaki Ayubi: Refugee Youth Leader and Rangatahi Kahukura 2026

    Zaki Ayubi was honoured for his mahi as a Rangatahi...

  • A group of Enabled Wairoa kaimahi stand in a semi-circle at the E ū Whānau Kahukura Awards 2026.

    Enabled Wairoa wins E Tū Whānau Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026

    July 9, 2026

    Enabled Wairoa - Ann Dysart Kahukura Award 2026 winners

  • 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...

  • 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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