Iwi Research and Development

The Iwi Research & Development (formerly Whanau Development) group uses a holistic approach to research projects that help to inform Iwi strategic planning, policy and direction. The current Nga Tahuhu o Te Taiao project is a broad interview-based research project that focuses on gathering information, stories and oral histories with Te Rarawa people about fish, the land, the environment and our stories. Research including a working draft of the Te Rarawa Historical Overview can be viewed by clicking the links below.


• Family Marae Interconnection Research [PDF 144KB]
• Ahi kaa workforce A5 Summary draft [PDF 213KB]
• Connections A5 Summary draft [PDF 143KB]
• Epakauri and Te Tauroa Blocks [PDF 49.5KB]
• Fisheries Summary A5 [PDF 157KB]
• Historical Overview Pt One (Aug 2004) [PDF 2.12MB]
• Te Rarawa Historical Overview Report (Aug 2004) Volume One [PDF 1.8MB]
• Te Rarawa Historical Overview Report (Aug 2004) Volume Two [PDF 1.7MB]
• Te Rarawa Historical Overview Report (Aug 2004) Tables Attachment [PDF 126KB]
• Kahakaroa [PDF 41.4KB]
• Kai A5 Summary draft [PDF 143KB]
• Manukau Blocks [PDF 79.7KB]
• Maungataniwha [PDF 49.9KB]
• Motukaraka [PDF 50.3KB]
• Nga Tahuhu Summary of Findings Feb 2008 [PDF 167KB]
• Tangonge [PDF 36KB]
• Te Karae [PDF 478KB]
• Teaching and Learning A5 Summary draft [PDF 148KB]
• Wellbeing A5 Summary draft [PDF 143KB]