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MANA AHUREA STORY
Manawhenua Panels
When working with partners to incorporate Kāi Tahu values into developments across the Otago region, it is important that Mana Ahurea fully understands the aspirations of manawhenua.
MANA AHUREA STORY
The Design Process
Mana Ahurea works with partners across the Otago region to incorporate manawhenua values and identity into new developments. This means being involved in the very early stages of the process, to influence the design process long before building begins.
MANA TAKATA STORY
Employment Workstreams
General Manager of Mana Takata Chris Rosenbrock says that the Employment workstream is making a real difference for Māori and Pasifika across Otago.
Dunedin City Cultural Narrative
Dr Michael Stevens is a Ngāi Tahu historian currently working for Aukaha on the development of a Ngāi Tahu cultural narrative for Dunedin city. He is one of several people contributing to...
Te Ohu Aukaha
Last year Aukaha signed a contract with MSD for a Managed Apprenticeship Trust Plan in Otago. The plan is part of the wider philosophy of Aukaha and our partners to...
Ngāi Tahu Cultural Narratives in Schools
The Ministry for Education is encouraging schools to more consistently recognise the history and ongoing presence of mana whenua. A key way of doing this is through the development of cultural...
Mahika kai
Mahika kai is an intrinsic part of Kāi Tahu identity, and is one of the key values that Aukaha works to protect.Mahika kai is the gathering of foods and other...
Our Stories
The Ōtepoti Narrative Wānaka Series
Rakatahi of Aukaha: Makareta Wesley-Evans
Aukaha welcomes new independent director
Time for our annual reflections
“Where there is light, there is life and people”
