The Tauhara North No 2 Trust was formed in 1993. The block of land covers an area of 326.5000 hectares in total situated in Block XI, XII, XV & XVI Tatua Survey District and shown on ML Plan 22331.
The block was originally managed by the Maori Trustees. Ngati Tahu Tribal Trust got involved in the year 1981. The lessee during this period was Landcorp. However in 1991, the trustees at the time, made the decision that Tauhara North No2 block should be managed on its own because they could see the potential of this block; hence a process was put in place to make that happen. In 1992, the block of land was formally handed back to The Ngati Tahu Tribal Trust. To date the Trust order has seen many, many changes to allow the Trust to continue to move forward.
Our Values
Commitment - We are committed to upholding the mana at all times and in all that we do.
Respect - We treat everyone with respect, dignity and truthfulness.
Continuous Improvements - To continually strive for excellence.
Purposeful Action - We are committed to pursue knowledge and ideas that will strengthen and grow Tauhara North No 2 Trust.
Our Mission
To hold and grow the assets
To increase tangible benefits to all shareholders
To manage the resources in a sustainable manner
To provide excellent communications; and
To constantly strive for continuous improvements
TOHU - E Te Iwi
The circle represents our tupuna Tahumatua (LP) Limited Partnership, our protector. Within the Tahumatua Limited Partnership, resides Tauhara North No2 Trust, the governance board representing the owners and beneficiaries, Ringa Matau (right hand) is our commercial entity that manages the Trust’s assets/investments, their goal is to ensure the sustainability of the Trust’s control of it’s destiny, and the Charitable Company Limited (left hand) providing support in the areas of health, well being and education to it’s owners and beneficiaries.
The logo is the signature for all of Tauhara North No2 Trust’s, wholly owned subsidiaries. The colour depicts the red from the warmth given to Ngatoroirangi by the geothermal steam.
Tauhara North No2 Trust acknowledges Ngatoroirangi and his sisters Hoata and Te Pῡpu, for carrying the heat source to save his life from the freezing cold of Tongariro Mountain. The swirls on each side of his face represent the geothermal steam. His hands are extended to embrace all.