• Become a member to stay connected with our community stories and updates! Nihoniho Community Chronicle Empowering Local Voices The Nihoniho Community Chronicle is a vibrant, culturally rooted publication dedicated to amplifying the voices and stories of Ngāti Toi and the broader Nihoniho community. Serving as both a historical record and a contemporary platform, it bridges generations by weaving together pūrākau (ancestral narratives), and modern news on local events, marae updates, youth initiatives, and environmental stewardship. With a strong emphasis on manaakitanga (hospitality) and kaitiakitanga (guardianship), the Chronicle prioritizes ethical storytelling, te reo Māori revitalization, and community collaboration—featuring profiles of kaumātua, rangatahi perspectives, and practical resources like event calendars and health updates. Designed to foster unity and resilience, it celebrates Ngāti Toi’s unique identity while addressing pressing local issues, ensuring every story honors the past, informs the present, and empowers the future.

    Nihoniho Community Chronicle

    Empowering Local Voices

    Become a member to stay connected with our community stories and updates!

  • Cultural Heritage

    Our publication is deeply rooted in the traditions and values of Ngāti Toi, ensuring that ancestral narratives are preserved and shared with future generations.

  • Join Us for Community Events

    Stay engaged with our vibrant community through these upcoming events designed to inspire and connect.

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    Marae Events

    Ngati Toi affiliate to two Marae. Waipu Marae (Ngati Toi), located in Nihoniho and Mana Ariki Marae (nga hau e wha) located on the Okahukura Back Road. Keep up to date with wananga, hui, and auspicious occassions through this website.

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    Te Taiawhiao

    Be a part of our Environmental Days, where we come together to care for our urupa, local waterways, Riparean planting and landscapes. All ages are welcome, and supplies will be provided. Together, we can make a significant impact on our environment and promote kaitiakitanga within our community. Working bee dates and information will be posted on our community notices page

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