Ngāti Kuri Pou now unveiled
See the pou from its inception to the unveiling at the recently opened Te Ahu Centre.
read moreThe Ngāti Kuri Flaghaere whakamua
Our flag represents the people of Ngāti Kuri and recognises our historical foundations whilst looking ahead. The design reflects a strong unity of purpose and a progressive, positive outlook for our people.
read moreFundingapplications now open!
Ngāti Kuri grants & scholarships have helped send people to Antarctica, Wales, China, sports tournaments, and to uni. (Photo: University of Canterbury Alumni )
read moreOur Rohe a piece of home
The Ngāti Kuri Rohe extends to some of Aotearoa's most picturesque places. (Photos: Tamati Norman)
read moreOur Rohe a piece of home
The Ngāti Kuri Rohe extends to some of Aotearoa's most picturesque places. (Photos: Tamati Norman)
read moreWAI 262report released July 2
Sana Murray (Ngāti Kuri), the last living claimant at the time receives the Wai 262 report with four generations of her whanau.
read moreTohu talk all about our logo
Our logo is layered with meaning and symbolism that speaks to our identity as Ngāti Kuri.
read moreGrowing our resources
Ngāti Kuri owns Waimarama Orchards (311h) which includes a large avocado orchard and other assets with huge potential for further development.
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