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Regional Business Analyst

Kia ora koutou,

Regional Business Analyst – Te Waipounamu was advertised earlier this week and closes on 17 November 2017.   I would appreciate your support in distributing this panui to your community networks as it is essential that we find and appoint the best person possible to this position and the regional team.  The position is a permanent role in the Christchurch office.

Key information can be found through the link below.

http://www.tpk.govt.nz/en/mo-te-puni-kokiri/careers/current-vacancies/regional-business-analyst

 

Posted on November 10, 2017 .

KUMA ADMINISTRATOR - Closes Friday 2 June 2017 @ 5pm.

Kia ora tatou e te whanau

An opportunity has arisen for a part-time administrator for our network.   

Working to support Maori Business in Otago/Southland is a rewarding role and the right person will gain satisfaction in seeing the achievement and growth of our members. 

Please distribute this panui to your networks and  those you know that may be interested in this role.

For Job Description and information, please email  tautoko@kuma.co.nz or see the following panui to download the documents.

Applications now close Friday 2 June at 5pm (revised closing date to coincide with next Board meeting on 6 June).

Nga mihi

Karen on behalf of KUMA Board

Posted on May 3, 2017 .

New Ngāi Tahu Rangatahi Cultural Leadership Fund, Taiawatea.

Ata mārie anō koutou,

The Ngāi Tahu Funds team along with the Ngāi Tahu Funds Committee are proud to introduce our new funding initiative for registered Ngāi Tahu rangatahi who are aged 13-25, Taiawatea.

Taiawatea was established to help shape rangatahi who are strong, vibrant champions of Ngāi Tahu culture. It also aims to empower Ngāi Tahu rangatahi to connect and express their leadership in Ngāi Tahutanga.  Rangatahi can apply for funding to start cultural projects aimed at strengthening their Ngāi Tahutanga; and orto support their attendance at regional and national cultural events ie Ngā Manu Kōrero.

Much like the Ngāi Tahu Fund’s criteria, rangatahi projects/events must align to atleast one of the following nine cultural pillars:

1.      Whakapapa – kinship  

2.      Tikanga – protocols and customs

3.      Te reo – language

4.      Mahi toi – creative expression

5.      Whenua – landscape, place and locality

6.      Mahinga kai – customary food gathering, species protection and restoration

7.      Ngā uara – values and beliefs

8.      Ā kāinga, ā hapū, ā iwi – community engagement and participation; and

9.      Mana tangata – self-determination and self-confidence.

The full criteria for accessing Taiawatea is listed in the application form (attached to this email).

We are currently promoting the very first funding round of Taiawatea and this is due to close on Friday 31 March and the next round will not be held until late September.

If you know a rangatahi who is Ngāi Tahu registered, aged 13-25 who wishes to start cultural projects aimed at strengthening their Ngāi Tahutanga; and orto support their attendance at regional and national cultural event, please contact me on the details below.

Mauri ora,

Morgan Lee

Ngāi Tahu Funds Advisor (Kaiwhiri te Kete Tahua), Te Taumatua – Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu, 15 Show Place, Addington 8024 | PO Box 13-046 Christchurch8141 | 021 927 577 / 03 974 0017 | www.ngaitahufund.com |

Posted on April 6, 2017 .

2017 Prime Minister’s Business Scholarships

Ready for the next step? Entries now open for the 2017 Prime Minister’s Business Scholarships

 Entries are now open for the 2017 Prime Minister’s Business Scholarships, which offer New Zealand’s managers and executives the opportunity to improve their skills at the world’s best business schools.

This is your chance to attend an international business school and bring your knowledge back to your businesses and New Zealand. These scholarships enable business people to develop their management and international business leadership skills.

Applications for the scholarships close at noon on 28 April 2017.

Visit the MBIE website for more information and to read stories from previous winners.

Posted on March 20, 2017 .

Proposed Maori Land Service

Kia ora koutou,

 Can you please distribute to your contacts who are or, maybe interested in attending the Wānanga and if you could get them to RSVP to Ross at panir@tpk.govt.nz for catering purposes that would be great.

 Tēnei rā te reo mihi o te tau e rere atu ana ki a koutou kua whai wā ki te wānanga mō tēnei kaupapa whakahirahira, ara ko te Whenua Ratonga Māori.  Tēnā tatau.

 We would like to thank you again for attending the proposed Māori Land Service wānanga and for providing your input.

 Please find attached is the final report which shows the key themes and discussions that emerged from the wānanga from across Aotearoa. 

 You should have also received an invitation to attend the next wānanga on the proposed Māori Land Service which begin shortly.  We encourage you to attend these upcoming hui.

 If you would like to know more, you can visit the website http://www.tpk.govt.nz/en/whakamahia/maori-land-service/

You can also contact us via one of the following channels to find out more:

•           Email: maorilandservice@tpk.govt.nz

•           Free Phone: 0800 200 410

•           Facebook: www.facebook.com/MaoriLandService

 Please contact us if you wish to provide further input into the proposed Māori Land Service.

Ngā mihi

Michelle Hippolite and the Māori Land Service team (Te Puni Kōkiri, Māori Land Court and Land Information New Zealand)

 Māori Land Service Team

 Waea Whakaahua F : 0800 200 410

Paetukutuku W : www.tpk.govt.nz

 Te Puni Kōkiri, National Office, PO Box 3943, Wellington 6140

Te Puni Kōkiri Website       Kōkiri Magazine       Facebook

Posted on February 3, 2017 .

The 2018 Global Fisheries Scholarship now open for applications

 Te Ohu Kaimoana (the Māori Fisheries Trust) and Japanese seafood company Nippon Suisan Kaisha (Nissui) are pleased to announce that applications are now open for the 2018 Global Fisheries Scholarship. 

We are looking for Māori who have studied or work in fisheries management, aquaculture, marine biology, business management and fisheries or food processing and are looking at a career in the seafood industry.  Applications close 5.00pm onFriday 10 February 2017.  Click here to apply.

Please forward this notification to anyone you know who could be interested in applying for this prestigious scholarship. For further information, email ika@teohu.maori.nz or call Te Ohu Kaimoana on 04 9319 500.

Read about our 2015 scholar Mr Charles Rowe or our 2016 Global Fisheries Scholar Ms Alyx Pivac.

 

Posted on January 19, 2017 .

Seeking Ngāi Tahu Landowners - Honey and Freshwater Crayfish Opportunities

Kia ora whānau,

 Are you a Ngāi Tahu landowner?

 Have you considered getting into the Honey industry or, perhaps the Freshwater Crayfish industry?

 Then we would like to talk to you!

The tribal economies teams, Tokona te Pō kia Tokona te Ao has developed a business model and working infrastructure to assist rūnanga and whānau entry into the Honey and/or Freshwater Crayfish industry and we are ready to work with whānau now.

Our team has been working across the organisation to align work programs to support and provide regional economic development opportunities for rūnanga and whānau. As a tribe we intend to lead the way in protecting and sustaining our valuable resources and to create jobs and opportunities for future generations to draw on.

Therefore, if you are a Ngāi Tahu landowner and are interested in identifying opportunities within the Honey and/or Freshwater Crayfish industry on your land, Ngāi Tahu will guide you through your entry into and development within the industry.

If you are interested and would like to discuss this further please contact Kiri Howell on 0800 524 8248 or kiri.howell@ngaitahu.iwi.nz.

Nāku noa nā,

Kiri Howell

Project Co-ordinator– Tokona te Pō

Research & Development

 Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu

PO Box 13 046 | Christchurch 8042

Te Waipounamu, New Zealand  
ph 0800 KAITAHU | 027 284 2402

‘Whāia te iti kahuraki ki te tūohu koe me he mauka teitei’

Aim high for what is truly valuable and don’t let obstacles stop you from reaching your goal.

Posted on January 18, 2017 .

Shanghai Art and Fashion Exhibition - Call for Proposals Advance Notice

Dunedin Art and Fashion Exhibition – Yu Gallery, Shanghai, May 2017

 Introduction

 Enterprise Dunedin has been invited to install an exhibition of Dunedin Art and Fashion in the Yu Gallery in Shanghai in May 2017. The exhibition is an opportunity to:

·         Facilitate export opportunities for Dunedin businesses,

·         Develop international connections for Dunedin artists and designers,

·         Promote the high quality education available in Fashion at the School of Design and at the School of Art at the Otago Polytechnic,

·         Promote Dunedin as a creative city internationally.

 Yu Gallery is part of the Yu Yuan Gardens precinct in the Huangpu District of Shanghai. Yu Yuan Garden is the big sister of Lan Yuan, Dunedin's Chinese Garden. It is one of the most visited attractions in all of China with an estimated 6 million visitors a year.  This is a significant invitation and even more so that we have been offered the gallery for the whole month. It comes about from the many years of building strong friendships on many levels as a sister city. We want to take a strong show to honour this friendship and to represent Dunedin proudly.

 How to get involved and about the Gallery

 We are seeking Dunedin based or significantly-connected to Dunedin artists and designers to present at Yu Gallery. A call for proposals will be made on 23 January 2017closing on 7 February 2017.

 Interested artists should be at a stage of their career where international opportunities are useful and feasible next step in their development. While full details will be provided on 23 January 2017 interested artists will need to demonstrate:

·         How the Shanghai exhibition fits with their career plans

·         The applicant has the capacity to professionally manage exports including packaging and freight, supply work to order, international payments, tax and other tariffs.

·         Support of a dealer, agent or similar to represent the artist

 Freight will be the greatest cost in the project and as a result we will favour visual artworks and fashion that are easily freighted. Proposals will be simple word documents and should include images of your work. The proposals will be assessed by an independent panel of respected arts and fashion educators and curators.

 The gallery is set up like a Museum in that all work is displayed behind glass in cabinets that are about 3m wide by 2m high and 60cm deep. The gallery itself is kept dimly lit whilst the works are spotlighted. Your proposal will describe how you would make great use of a space like this.

 The gallery is two stories with approximately 30 booths around the perimeter of both floors. We anticipate between 15-18 artists and designers will use one, two or three at the most of these booths depending on the nature and strength of their work. The selected artists and designers will provide a small collection of work to fit these spaces, more than one piece but not a collection of say 10 to 12 large works. Your proposal will describe how the work you are submitting work together.

 Selected Proposals

 Selected artists will need to provide written information on their business, proposed work and quality images in print ready files for use in catalogues and online by 24 February 2017. Further guidance will be provided.  Your work will be ready for packaging and freight by 1 April 2017. Artists will need to be available to work with us during March and April to prepare promotional material and similar in-gallery activities.

 We will manage freight and installation of the exhibition as well as the preparation and design of exhibition collateral and promotions. At this point there may be some cost to the artist for freight but we are continuing to work to have this funded fully.

 Friends of Dunedin in Huangpu District and Shanghai Municipal government will help promote the exhibition through media, social media and distribution of promotional materials in Shanghai.

 We will work with experienced agents to introduce the show to dealers and other potential business partners in Shanghai in order to facilitate introductions to the Dunedin artists and designers in the show.

 Sales will not take place in the gallery or through the gallery but interested buyers and collectors will be connected to the artists and designers directly or to their dealers and managers.

 Unselected Proposals

This will be just one of on-going opportunities working with our Sister City and UNESCO Creative City networks to support Dunedin artists, designers and other creatives achieve international exposure. Proposals not selected for the Yu Gardens exhibition are welcome to resubmit for the future events.

 What Next?

 Email the project managers, Antony Deaker or Margo Barton to register your interest in the project, seek advice or ask questions. We will circulate and publish application forms in January.

antony.deaker@dcc.govt.nz

MargoB@op.ac.nz

Ara Toi Project Coordinator, Enterprise Dunedin Group

Dunedin City Council

 50 The Octagon, Dunedin; P O Box 5045, Moray Place, Dunedin 9058, New Zealand

Telephone:  03 474 3585

Mobile: 0275 896 643

Email: Antony.Deaker@dcc.govt.nz

 

 

Posted on January 18, 2017 .

Maui Rau 2017 - Leadership and Entrepreneurship : Your Opportunity to Contribute

Tēnā koe,

Earlier this year the first edition of Māui Rau was released following a series of 13 roundtable hui across the motu.  The korero in those hui centred on how Māori may need to adapt in these rapidly changing times.  As we look ahead, we invite you to once again contribute to the next edition, focused on two of the kaupapa outlined in the call to action
section of the first Māui Rau report – Leadership and Entrepreneurship.

In exploring leadership, we are interested in how Māori are deliberately designing leadership models of the future.  As part of that leadership conversation, we are also keen to understand the place of entrepreneurship in the Māori advancement context, especially given that almost half of the Māori asset base sits outside of iwi and hapū collectives.

Accordingly, you are invited to join us at one of 14 sessions being held around the motu early next year, as follows:

Location Dunedin

Date Wednesday, 18 January 2017

Time 8:00-10:00am

ther Centres

Christchurch Thursday, 19 January 2017 8:00-10:00am

Nelson Thursday, 19 January 2017 6:00-8:00pm

Wellington Friday, 20 January 2017 12:00-2:00pm

Tauranga Monday, 23 January 2017 8:00-10:00am

Rotorua Monday, 23 January 2017 6:00-8:00pm

Whakatane Tuesday, 24 January 2017 8:00-10:00am

Gisborne Wednesday, 25 January 2017 8:00-10:00am

Hamilton Thursday, 26 January 2017 8:00-10:00am

Auckland Thursday, 26 January 2017 6:00-8:00pm

Whanganui Tuesday, 31 January 2017 6:00-8:00pm

New Plymouth Wednesday, 1 February 2017 8:00-10:00am

Kerikeri Tuesday, 2 February 2017 12:00-2:00pm

Hastings Monday, 23 February 2017 8:00-10:00am

As places are limited to 15 per session, please RSVP for your preferred location by emailing Abbie Martin by Friday 16th December 2016. AbbieMartin@kpmg.co.nz

You will then receive a confirmation email containing further information about your selected session.

Together with our whānau from ASB we look forward to seeing you early in the new year.

Ngā mihi

Riria Te Kanawa
Director
KPMG

Joe Hanita
Associate Director
KPMG

Jamie Rihia
Head of Wealth Partnerships
ASB

Kirikaiahi Mahutariki
Executive Manager -
Māori Financial Solutions
ASB

Posted on December 6, 2016 .