
Te Kāhui Māngai | Directory of Iwi and Māori Organisations
Te Kāhui Māngai helps you find details about iwi, hapū, and marae.

These national planning standards set rules for how local councils and regional bodies organise and present their land-use plans. The factsheet outlines 17 standards covering plan structure, shared definitions, mapping, online interactive plans and more and explains how Māori and Treaty settlement matters fit into the planning process.


Learn about Māori land history, ownership, and its significance for iwi and whānau.

See where Otago's forestry rules are stricter than the national standard.

Learn how to set up a Māori land trust or incorporation with guidelines and steps.

Learn the national rules for storing and spreading farm effluent.

Learn about Māori land laws and court processes.

Get guidance on preparing a funding application for your Māori land trust.

Webinar on NZ land use classes and the new Land Resources Portal for maps, guides, and data.

Get your head around the basics of farm planning.

Learn key words and concepts relating to Māori land ownership.

This resource offers guidelines for planting and managing native forests in New Zealand.

This resource explores the Maramataka, its origins, its cultural significance, and its relationship with Māori agriculture.

This research studied Māori mobility in New Zealand's economy from 1996 to 2006.