Issue 26 May 2010

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First Rail Land Rental Review Imminent

In 1996 the Ngati Whatua o Orakei Trust Board purchased 20 hectares of Railway land. Under the purchase terms, this land could not provide income from any operating leases until August 2011.

As that date approaches, the Railways Land Review Committee (a committee of Ngati Whatua O Orakei Trust Board) is tasked with the process of setting rents for existing leases.

The committee is preparing for likely rent rises. They are also preparing for possible negative media feedback over Ngati Whatua o Orakei as landlords.

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Who's Who and Who's New?

As the Trust Board and Corporate grows, Ngati Whatua is proactively building a strong operational team to manage the growing demands and opportunities facing Ngati Whatua o Orakei.

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You can find out more about Diana, Vicki, Eru and Brenda ---and how their roles serve Ngati Whatua o Orakei---when you click here to download this newsletter.

 

Wai 388 Progresses

What is exclusive redress? What is collective redress?

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Eastcliffe Business Target Achieved 23 Years Early

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When the Trust Board entered into the Eastcliffe Retirement Development in 1999, their aim was to achieve 100% ownership of the business by 2032.

How did the Trust Board achieve that goal 23 years early--in 2009?

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The 7th Annual Education Hui

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Around 300 people attended the 7th annual education hui at Orakei marae on April 10. They came to celebrate the achievement of Ngati Whatua descendents in education.

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A Memorial for Joannee

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Also in this edition

  • Community Max Scheme Sees 20 Youth Upskilled
  • Home Insulation Scheme
  • Ngati Whatua Continues To Keep Councils Accountable
  • Ngati Whatua Get Top Marks As Event Organisers
  • Health Funding Strategies Bring Changes
  • Budding Sailors Training With America's Cup Team

 

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