This is our whānau whenua knowledge system: find the whenua and interests connected to our whakapapa, understand how they came to us, preserve the evidence and the full history, recover unresolved successions or entitlements, protect what we hold, and assess how whenua can support whānau coming home.
Kimihia te whenua · Whakahokia te whenua · Whakamahia te whenua · Whakatipuria te whānau
Our whenua pathway
1. KimihiaFind whenua, interests and connections.
2. MāramaUnderstand whakapapa, history and evidence.
3. WhakahokiaRecover succession, interests, dividends or entitlements.
4. TiakinaProtect, maintain and resolve issues.
5. AromatawaiAssess legal, physical, cultural and commercial potential.
6. WhakamahiaUse whenua in ways agreed by whānau.
7. WhakatipuriaGrow homes, kai, mahi, ako and enterprise.
8. TukunaPass on stronger whenua, knowledge and capability.
Isaac Tohetohe Tarau Metua-Smith Whānau Trust
Order: AP-20230000029052
Updated: 7 Feb 2024
Judge: Rachel Parata Mullins
Master Whenua Register
Every record is a starting point. Over time each block should carry its whakapapa connection, ownership and succession history, source documents, timeline, unresolved actions and future possibilities.
—Blocks
—Waikato-Maniapoto
—Waiariki
—Documents Linked
Loading blocks…
Land Block
—
—
Select a block to view
A deeper research layer
Start with the story. Drill into the records when you are ready.
The register below holds detailed block information. For a simpler introduction to our places and connections, begin with Ngā Motu.