Tītoki mai te whenua ki te rangi.
Ko nga rau o te rakau, he marumaru m
o te iwi.
Ko nga pukupuku o te rakau hei oranga m
o te hinengaro, mo te
tinana, mo
te whanau me te wairua.

The Titoki tree grows out of the earth towards the sky.
It shelters the seedlings below with its leaves and knotty trunk.
So we look to a strengthened and enduring structure to
invigorate our people, stimulate the intellectual and spiritual
imagination, and sustain the well being of our families.
 



Te Kāhui Rongoā Trust - Notification of Waiariki Trustee Election Hui
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CEO Report

POUTIRI TRUST – CEO UPDATE MARCH 2012

We had no CEO Update for February 2012 as I went on annual leave from the 24 February to 12 March 2012; see below what I got up to.

We are focussed on Q3 PMRs to get them out before the end of the month with the Easter Break coming up with Good Friday 6 April and Easter Monday 9 April 2012. The project for the data base roll out for seven providers is behind timeframes due to various reasons.  Poutiri staff has been attending relevant conferences to their portfolio positions.

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Titoki tree, Bay of Plenty

Te Waiiti River, Waimana

Titoki berries, Bay of Plenty