Kaiako Tariaiwa Dean Wilson shares the story of the unstoppable Barney Wilson.

It was all on at Stadium 2000 in Wairau on Saturday for our Tamariki Day!

Te Kotahi o te Tauihu Trust were recently awarded a Te Tohu Urupare KOWHEORI-19 for the work done throughout the pandemic.

The Ipu Ohotata emergency container network is now set up at marae right across Te Tauihu!

Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Trust is working alongside Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui Māori Cultural Council and Nelson City Council to host a series of Matariki events in Whakatū on the public holiday itself, Friday, July 14. There are three key events.

Big news e te whānau, Dean, Leigh-leigh and Maria are now qualified driving instructors!

I was looking back the other day on work completed in late 2020 and early 2021, when the eight iwi of Te Tauihu first came together to form Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Trust to continue work started in the pandemic

In the Wairau, Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Trust has been working with MSD to deliver Te Ahi a Mahuika, a five-week wānanga for wāhine Māori. And whānau, we have been blown away by the connections made and paths forged.

We continue to work on the Te Tauihu Emergency Management Strategy on behalf of all iwi. Click through for the latest.

Last month, Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu was invited to share our journey at Tūpuna Pono, a summit in Whakatū convened by Wakatū Inc to showcase positive initiatives happening in Te Tauihu.

A drop in temperatures the past week is a reminder that change is constant – seasons come and they go, whether we are ready or not!

Maya Speers is a talented rangatahi with a bright future in front of her. Back in 2021, Maya designed the Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Trust tohu and, at the end of last year, she also got the callup to create further sub-designs for Te Kotahi to strengthen the visual story of this all-iwi collaboration.