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PRELAUNCH


Māori ​Landowner ​Services?

If we get enough interest, we will be ​launching Māori landowner courses online ​at the end of 2024. To be the first to know ​when the enrolments are open, answer ​these key questions to join our waiting list.

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With over 20 years of dedicated experience working ​with Māori, I bring a rich background rooted in ​kaupapa Māori and academic pursuit. My journey ​began with an in-depth study of my family history, ​uncovering ancestral connections to the land and ​igniting a passion for Māori land rights and cultural ​preservation. This led me to pursue formal education, ​earning qualifications in Maori development from ​Massey University where I deepened my ​understanding of legal frameworks. Throughout my ​career, I've actively engaged in Maori advocacy, ​collaborating with communities to navigate land ​court processes, advocate for equitable resource ​allocation, and foster economic empowerment. ​Guided by a commitment to honouring Māori ​traditions and advancing Māori leadership, I am ​dedicated to leveraging my expertise to support ​Māori landowners in realising their aspirations for ​sustainable development and self-determination.

Tiowaana Harrington

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Disclosure Statement:


I, Tiowaana Harrington, hereby disclose that I am ​currently employed by the Māori Land Court and I ​am the business owner of Mana Whenua Advocacy ​Online business. As such, there may be instances ​where my roles intersect, potentially influencing ​perspectives or information shared in discussions or ​communications related to Māori land rights, legal ​matters, and advocacy. It is my commitment to ​uphold ethical standards, maintain transparency, ​and disclose any potential conflicts of interest to ​ensure the integrity of my professional ​responsibilities in both capacities.


Disclaimer:


The data collected for Mana Whenua Advocacy ​Online business purposes, utilised to tailor courses ​to suit the needs of Maori landowners, is strictly ​confidential and will not be shared with any third ​party, including the Ministry of Justice and Māori ​Land Court.