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Pōneke Area Liaison Officier

Suzanne Tamaki

I’m a paragraph. Double click me or click Edit Text, it's easy. A new structure will be setup to provide more clarity around the differing roles of wardens and to provide greater support to warden groups. We hope this will improve communication and encourage co-operation throughout the district. Warden branches will still be autonomous and accountable to their Māori Committee, which represents their Māori community at-large. A new structure will be setup to provide more clarity around the differing roles of wardens and to provide greater support to warden groups. We hope this will improve communication and encourage co-operation throughout the district. Warden.

Pōneke Area Liaison Officier

Suzanne Tamaki

I’m a paragraph. Double click me or click Edit Text, it's easy. A new structure will be setup to provide more clarity around the differing roles of wardens and to provide greater support to warden groups. We hope this will improve communication and encourage co-operation throughout the district. Warden branches will still be autonomous and accountable to their Māori Committee, which represents their Māori community at-large. A new structure will be setup to provide more clarity around the differing roles of wardens and to provide greater support to warden groups. We hope this will improve communication and encourage co-operation throughout the district. Warden.

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Wellington District Māori Wardens
- Mar 18, 2021
- 1 min read

Māori Warden congratulates Te Omanga Hospice CEO on Wellys Award

Updated: May 14, 2021

Gabriel Tupou congratulates Biddy Harford CEO of Te Omanga Hospice on winning the Community Service category saying, "Te Omanga Hospice has supported so many people, including my whānau through a difficult time - the passing of my late Father. And the rebuilt facility is a testament to Biddy's excellent leadership and determination."

Photo: Gabriel is with Lower Hutt Mayor Campbell Barry, Luamanuvao Dame Winne Laban and Porirua Mayor Anita Baker at the Wellys Awards last night.

Gabriel serves as the Wellington District Commander for Māori Wardens and was a Finalist in the Community Service Category of the 2020 Dominion Post's Wellingtonian of the Year Awards celebration held last night at the Embassy Theatre. Māori Warden Linda Olsen is Māori Whānau Liaison Kaiwhakahaere for the Hospice and the Māori Wardens thank and salute her for her work over the years.

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