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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
- Oct 7, 2021
- 1 min read

Spark helps Wellington District Māori Wardens to go digital

Updated: Oct 8, 2021

Māori Warden groups of the Wellington District receive laptops from Spark and Kāinga Ora.

The Wellington District Māori Wardens collective continue their journey of going digital as part of the modernisation of their operations through out the Hutt Valley, Wellington and Porirua thanks to Spark, Kāinga Ora and the Police.

Spark are trialling this kaupapa with laptops that are surplus to requirements. The devices were gifted from Kāinga Ora and Spark equipped them with useful programmes, such as Microsoft Office. A number of laptops will be going into each Branch or Warden Group associated with the Wellington District Māori Wardens. These laptops will enable connectivity among Warden branches and improve the administrative aspects of their offices.

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