E nga iwi

E nga reo

E nga mana

Tena koutou, tena koutou, tena koutou katoa!

Aronui Tomua are local branches of NZEI members who identify with Te Miro Maori. Aronui Tomua members are represented at Kahui Whetu Annual Meetings, and District Council meetings. Aronui Tomua select rohe (district) representatives to Te Reo Areare.

“I really enjoy participating in my local Aronui Tomua hui – NZEI doesn’t simply adopt a ‘one size fits all’ model, instead we can participate in the union in a way that is comfortable for us.  I value the Maori strand within NZEI Te Riu Roa and the union’s commitment to Maori education.”

Maude George, Kaiarahi i Te Reo, Te Kura Kaupapa Maori o Te Rawhiti Roa, Whangarei

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Find your local Aronui Tomua

You can contact your Aronui Tomua secretary through NZEI Te Riu Roa regional offices.

Find your nearest Aronui Tomua here:

• Awakairangi - Lower Hutt (Wgtn) - Wairarapa
• Hikurangi Ki Te Tairawhiti - East Coast north of Gisborne
• Hokianga Ki Taumarere - north of Kaikohe
• Kahungunu Ki Te Wairoa - Wairoa
• Kahuranaki - Hastings South
• Manaakitia o Potiki - Opotiki
• Manaia Ki Tutamoe - Whangarei
• Manawatu - Palmerston North
• Manukau Whanui O Mataatua - South Auckland
• Parininihi Ki Taipake - New Plymouth
• Rotorua
• Tamaki Makaurau - Auckland
• Tauranga-Moana - Tauranga
• Te Mangai Maori Waikato - Hamilton
• Te Ropu Murihiku - Invercargill
• Te Rohe Potae - Te Kuiti
• Te Whanau-A-Apanui - BOP coast from east of Opotiki
• Te Whanganui A Tara - Wellington - Porirua
• Tokoroa
• Turanga - Gisborne
• Wairau - Blenheim / Picton
• Waitaha - Christchurch
• Whakatu - Nelson
• Whanganui - Wanganui
• Whanganui A Orotu - Napier