Ka taka hue ka taka hue ka taka te tihi o Taranaki ka taka hue.

He pānui tēnei i ngā whakarite ki runga i tō tātou tauheke pāpā a Uncle Tiki Raumati kātahi nei ka riro.

Uncle Tiki will come to Urenui marae at 3pm Friday 31 Aug.

His final service will be at 1.30pm Monday 3 September at St Joseph’s Church New Plymouth.

Tangihia tō tātou Pāpā kua riro

TRUSTEE ELECTIONS 2018

VOTE ONLINE NOW!

If you have received your user pin and password, either in the post or via email, please visit the following link to vote online - https://ivote.electionz.com/e/tkot2018

IMPORTANT: You must be a registered member of Te Kāhui o Taranaki Trust to vote. If you're not registered but want to vote in the Election please contact the Returning Officer - Anthony Morton - for more info (contact details below).

Trustee Election - Candidates

The confirmed candidates for the two vacancies on the Trust are:

• KING Jacqui
• RITAI Damon Paul Waru-Te-Puu
• TUUTA Raymond

As there were more nominations received than vacancies, an election will be held by postal and internet voting to determine the Trustees.

Voting will close at 5pm on Friday 14 September 2018.

IMPORTANT: If you are a registered member of the Trust but have not received a voting pack please contact Electionz.com on 0800 666 030 or email iro@electionz.com for more information.

Taiohi Wānanga October 12-14 2018

Registrations open!

E te iwi! E Taranaki Iwi taiohi mā!

Registrations are open for our Te Kāhui Taiohi o Taranaki Iwi wānanga taking place from

Friday 12 to Sunday 14 October.

Venue: Te Paepae o Te Raukura, Parihaka.

For more information, and to register visit our website
- http://bit.ly/TaiohiWanangaOct2018

Ngā Raumanako Māori Scholarship and the Suzanne Spencer Māori Scholarship

Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand & Ngā Kaitatau Māori o Aotearoa

Scholarships

The Ngā Raumanako Māori Scholarship and Suzanne Spencer Memorial Māori Scholarship are offered to Māori tauira studying towards a qualification in accounting, who are in their second or subsequent year of study. The scholarship will provide a level of financial support to help support our tauira on their education journey and to develop their skills in accounting and encourage others to undertake accounting as a profession.

Recipients of both scholarships must have values that clearly align to the values of both NKMoA and CA ANZ and include a statement to this effect.

Ngā Raumanako Māori Scholarship
$5,000 ($2,500 p.a. over 2 years)

Suzanne Spencer Memorial Māori Scholarship
$6,000 ($3,000 p.a. over 2 years)

Key Dates
The 2018 round of scholarships will be opened and made available to applicants with the following key dates:
Applications open: 3 August 2018
Applications close: 3 September 2018
Winners announced: 28 September 2018

Apply for the 2018 CA ANZ NKMoA Scholarships by visitng the website - https://www.youunlimitedanz.com/resources/scholarships-and-competitions/nkmoa

Project Developer (Taranaki)

Zeal

Employment

Full-time permanent position based in Taranaki.

Key responsibilities
Develop!
You will develop Zeal’s presence in Taranaki, pursuing the fulfillment of Zeal's vision, mission and values in Taranaki.

Manage!
You will manage all staff and volunteers, ensuring everyone is adequately trained and supported.

Events!
You will manage all events, providing moments of creative celebration for young people in communities and schools (we’re building a Trailer Stage that will enable this!).

Partner!
You will maintain strong and positive relationships with current partners and identify new potential partners.

Market!
You will ensure that Zeal has strong brand awareness in Taranaki with young people and the community.

Finance!
You will keep to an annual budget and oversee all financial management.

Policy!
You will meet all health & safety and policy requirements.

Evaluate!
You will accurately evaluate and reports on all activities and outcomes, deriving learnings to improve.

Care!
You will set an example as a compassionate, creative alongsider who cares deeply for young people.

Skills and experience
You know your stuff.
You’ve got a relevant tertiary qualification and three years’ experience in youth or community development, or an equivalent combination of training and experience.
You are proactive and highly self-motivated, taking initiative at every step.
You have a demonstrated ability to mentor and coach others.
You create innovative youth creative programmes and events (live sound production experience is an advantage).
You’re an experienced networker and skilled in managing stakeholder relationships.
You've got experience and ability in managing and keeping to budgets.
You identify with our Christian motivation and ethic, and our commitment to a journey of biculturalism and honouring Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
You’re looking to dive into a mission-oriented, all-encompassing dream.
You tick the boxes on our people values (seriously, read them, they're very important to us).
Oh, and you’ve got a current clean drivers license (you'll be supplied with a car so you'll kinda need to be able to drive it).

Applications close midnight Sunday 9 September 2018.

For more informationa and to apply visit the Zeal website -
https://zeal.nz/zeal-jobs/now-hiring-zeal-project-developer-taranaki

CURIOUS MINDS
2019 Participatory Science Platform

Funding

Venture Taranaki is pleased to announce that the 2019 Participatory Science Platform funding round is now open!

The Participatory Science Platform (PSP) supports community-driven projects which are scientifically robust, educationally valuable, and focused on locally relevant research.

Grants of up to $20,000 are available to support community based scientific and technology research.

Find below the application guide for the 2019 funding round which gives information on funding criteria, the application process, tips for a good application, and key dates for project application and delivery.

For more information contact josh@venture.org.nz, 06 759 5158