NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TE WHATUMANAWA MĀORITANGA O REHUA

Tuesday 10 November 2021

Rehua Marae

79 Springfield Road St Albans Christchurch

Due to Otautahi being in Covid-19 alert level 2 Rehua Marae will be limiting numbers in attendance as per our current level 2 plan.

Please RSVP to Rehua Marae office

(Contact details below)

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4pm Monday 1 November 2021

5.30pm Kai

6.30pm Meeting Start (Wharenui)

Agenda

2. Mihi from Chair.
4. Minutes of 2020 AGM.
5. Receive the Annual Report.
6. Receive the Audited Financial Accounts.
7. Election of officers (2)
8. Open floor.
9. Karakia Whakamutunga.

For information, please contact: Jim Hauraki, Marae Manager

Email: admin@rehuamarae.org.nz or phone 355 5615

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TE WHATUMANAWA MĀORITANGA O REHUA TRUST

Tuesday 29 October 2019

Rehua Marae

79 Springfield Road

6.00pm Kai

6.30pm Meeting Start (Wharenui)

Agenda

1. Karakia
2. Mihi from Chair.
3. Apologies
4. Minutes of 2018 AGM.
5. Receive the Annual Report.
6. Receive the Audited Financial Accounts.
7. Open floor.
8. Karakia Whakamutunga.

For information please contact

Richard Milner, Marae Manager

rm@rehuamarae.org.nz or phone 355 5615

Rehua Hauora Hui

25 July 2019 10am to 2pm

Kaupapa- Suicide awareness

79 Springfield road St Albans

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

TE WHATUMANAWA MĀORITANGA O REHUA TRUST

Monday 29 October 2018

Rehua Marae

79 Springfield Road

6.00pm Kai

6.30pm Meeting Start (Wharenui)

 Agenda

• Karakia.

• Mihi from Chair.

• Apologies.

• Minutes of 2017 AGM.

• Receive the Annual Report.

• Receive the Audited Financial Accounts.

• Open floor.

For information please contact

Richard Milner, Marae Manager

rm@rehuamarae.org.nz or phone 355 5615

Rehua Marae had the pleasure of hosting the inaugural Maori Girls Rugby Camp over the period 24 – 26 August 2018. Approximately 32 young wahine from across Te Waipounamu; Murihiku, Otakou, Hakatere, Te Tai Poutini, Whakatu, Waiharakeke and Waitaha attended and thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to meet other aspiring Maori rugby players in an environment supported with Tikanga Maori and using their passion to achieve in rugby as the vehicle.

These camps are conducted through support from the NZRU. NZRU Kaumatua Luke Crawford, NZRU Maori Development Officer Tiki Edwards have supported the development of Maori rugby in the regions and at the rangatahi age groups for several years and it was pleasing the welcome them both onto Te Rehua.

A big mihi also to the Camp organiser Kahu Carey CRFU and kaimahi Deano Williams, Melani Burchett, Jayson McRoberts, Matt Kiore and Dale Wairau; and a extra big mihi to Whaea Leigh Mouat.