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Takahia atu raa te ara ihirangi i para
e ngaa tuupuna i te waa i a raatou.
E tuu toou wae ki te huarahi oranga e horapaa
nei i te aroaro o te Iwi
Waihotia mai ko te huarahi rauora
ki ngaa whakatupuranga
Kaupapatia te kaupapa, haere ake nei, haere ake nei
n g a a m i h i
a c k now l e d g emen t s
A mark of our success is in the quality of our relationships,
whether those are at the iwi, local and central government,
business, or community levels. This year we have worked to
strengthen existing relationships and to create new sustainable
partnerships to ensure mutual benefits to both parties. Social
development initiatives with Crown entities, internships with
business, education programmes with tertiary providers, and
environmental projects with funding agencies all contribute to
achieving the goals we have for our people. I acknowledge and
thank our partners.
I humbly acknowledge Kiingi Tuheitia and the loyalty and
commitment of the members of Te Kauhanganui who continue
to strive for tribal prosperity.
And finally, I acknowledge the contribution of my fellow
executive committee members, directors of Tainui Group
Holdings, trustees of the Waikato-Tainui College for Research
and Development, the members of Te Ope Koiora, and all
management and staff throughout the Group. Each of us is
privileged to be directly involved in the development and
success of Waikato-Tainui.
Rahui Papa
Chairman, Te Arataura oWaikato-Tainui
waikato-tainui
annual report 2014
