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Annual General Meetings 2026

AGMs will be held on
Saturday 10th October 2026
Tārewa Pounamu Marae, 28 Tārewa Road, Rotorua
Programme
9.00am
Morning Tea
9.30am – 11.00am
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Kearoa Ngāti Tuara Trust AGM
11.00am – 12.00pm
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Kearoa Ngāti Tuara Charitable Trust AGM
12.00pm – 1.00pm
Lunch
1.00pm – 2.00pm
Ngāti Kearoa Ngāti Tuara Reserves Trust AGM
Rūnanga Agenda
› Chair’s Report
› Previous Minutes
› Operational Update
› Stakeholder Updates
› Financial Report
› Investment Update
› Election of Trustees
Charitable Trust Agenda
› Chair’s Report
› Previous Minutes
› Financial Report
Reserves Trust Agenda
› Co-Chair’s Report
› Treasurer’s Report
› Proposed minor wording amendment to Charter
› Reports on Horohoro pest control: Brian Bargh and Paiaka Trust
› General business
› History of Tārewa Reservations
› Optional site visit to Tārewa Reservations
Election of Rūnanga Trustees

This year, we have one vacancy to fill on the Board. Joanne McNaughton is up for re-election and has indicated that she will be standing for re-election.

In accordance with the Trust Deed, we are calling for nominations to fill this position. We invite nominations from registered adult members of Ngāti Kearoa Ngāti Tuara.

Trustee Nomination form

Nominees must give an oral presentation of their profile, in person, at the AGM. Nomination forms are available on ngatikeangatituara.com, or from admin@ngatikeangatituara.com

Nomination forms with a photo and bio must be received by the Rūnanga office by 12 noon, Monday 28 September 2026. No late nominations will be accepted.
Register to Attend

Registration for the AGM is essential for catering purposes.
Please register by Thursday 1 October 2026.

AGM RSVP 2026

Tel: 027 320 8966  ·  Email: admin@ngatikeangatituara.com

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