Opportunities

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Internal Job Vacancies and Opportunities

These roles are within Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Kuia, offering opportunities to contribute directly to the kaupapa of our iwi. Join us to support and grow initiatives that benefit our whānau and uphold our vision.

Kaitātaki i Ngā Kaiahuone | Production & Environmental Lead

Join our Rūnanga in a leadership role that nurtures both people and whenua. Based at Titiraukawa, you’ll guide environmental restoration, kānuka harvesting, nursery operations, and marae support, while fostering a safe, supportive, and whānau-focused workplace.

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Rourou Kaiāwhina | Food Cart Support

We have an exciting part-time opportunity, Rourou Kaiāwhina at Te Wāhi Tōpuni o Te Hoiere (Pelorus Campground). This is a fixed-term, part-time position running from early October 2025 to early March 2026, offering 20–30 hours per week. If you love great kawhe, great kai, and being surrounded by te taiao, this could be the perfect summer mahi for you.

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External Job Vacancies and Opportunities

This section highlights job opportunities, scholarships, and other initiatives from external organisations that we believe could be valuable for our whānau. Explore these pathways to grow your skills, advance your career, or access funding for your aspirations.

Pouako Vacancies | Te Pā Wānanga o Ōmaka Marae

Te Pā Wānanga o Ōmaka Marae is looking for two new pouako to join their kura reo Māori that serves ākonga from Y0-8, grounded in the whakapapa, tikanga, and mātauranga of Kurahaupōtanga, and the identity of Rangitāne o Wairau, Ngāti Kuia, and Ngāti Apa ki te Rā Tō.

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Te Piki Oranga

Te Piki Oranga currently has job vacancy information available. Please click the link below for more details.

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Te Aka Pūkenga Cadetship

Tasman District Council, in partnership with ngā iwi o Te Tauihu, is offering a 12–18 month cadetship based in Richmond/Nelson. This role provides the chance to work across councils and iwi trusts, gaining experience in environmental management, kaupapa Māori, and relationship building. A great pathway for those interested in developing skills and networks in the Taiao space.

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