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Marae Heritage and Facilities Committee Te Tahua Marae Tuku Iho Me Nga - Whakaurunga GREAT KAI ON THE MARAE Many marae buildings, particularly ablution and kitchen facilities, do not meet current local authority health and safety regulations. So the Marae Heritage and Facilities Committee is there to help them develop and conserve their facilities. Thanks to $360,000 funding from the Committee, the ringawera (kitchen workers) at Te Awamarahi Marae in the Waikato are now very happy in their work. They have a brand-new wharekai (kitchen) and modern equipment to help them feed hungry hordes from the schools, community groups, government agencies and tribal organisations that use the marae for gatherings and events. Not all the workers are experienced in the use of the new high-tech kitchen equipment, so the rangatahi (youth) of the marae have made them an instruction manual in the form of a DVD. Affiliated to the Kingitanga movement, Te Awamarahi Marae frequently hosts tangihanga, unveilings, reunions, wa- nanga (seminars) and other activities. The refurbishment of the kitchen makes it easier to meet health and safety requirements, and for the marae to cater for bigger groups. The Lottery Marae Heritage and Facilities Committee makes grants to assist with the capital costs of the conservation, restoration and development of marae facilities, particularly wharenui, wharekai and ablution facilities. Recipient Amount Aranui Marae $5,000 Katihiku Marae Trustees $144,633 Kohewhata Marae Trustees $56,154 Manaia Marae Committee $9,465 Manawaru Maori Committee $10,000 Mangatu Marae $30,000 Manutuke Marae $14,600 Miria Marae $7,734 Mokau Kohunui Marae Trustees $1,326 Mokau Marae Board of Trustees $425,000 Motatau Marae Trustees $530,000 Murimotu 4B4 Lot 2 Trust $5,000 Nga Mokai Papakainga $15,775 Nga Tai Whakarongorua Marae $105,495 Ngai Tupoto Marae Trustees $39,500 Ngati Hako Te Kotahitanga Marae Trust $5,000 Ngati Hinerangi / Taheke Marae Committee $318,202 Ngati Pukenga Iwi Ki Tauranga Moana $287,600 Ohaki Marae O Pawarenga $145,062 Okaeria Marae Trust $500,000 Omaka Marae Inc $16,667 Opureora Marae Komiti $5,000 Pai O Hauraki Marae Trustees $33,990 Pakirikiri Marae Trustees $30,700 Papakura Marae Inc Soc $4,900 Parawera Marae $12,038 Pouakani Marae $274,251 Recipient Amount Rahui Marae $119,294 Rakaunui Marae $5,000 Rangimarie Makomako Marae $5,000 Ratana Communal Board of Trustees $13,900 Raupunga Marae Board of Trustees $577,370 Raupunga Marae Board of Trustees $569,722 Rawhitiroa Marae Trustees $319,907 Reporua Marae Committee $83,000 Rongopai Marae $17,700 Taharora Marae $10,000 Takahiwai Marae Trustees $106,854 Tanenuiarangi Marae $198,903 Tarere Marae $90,146 Te Awamarahi Marae Te Hana Community Development $360,000 Charitable Trust $674,000 Te Kia Ora Marae Trustees $163,529 Te Mahurehure Cultural Marae Soc Inc $26,204 Te Ohaki Marae $97,708 Te Rewarewa Marae $441,496 Te Tikanga Marae Committee $4,500 Waikawa Marae Inc $32,000 Waikotikoti Murumurunga Marae Trust $10,000 Waimakariri Marae $103,118 Weraroa Marae Trust $219,506 Whakamaharatanga Marae $5,000 Whareponga Marae Committee $100,000 8 Lottery Grants Record 2008–2009 Specialist Committees
Outdoor Safety Committee Te Tahua Whakaruru-hau KEEPING KIWIS SAFE IN THE WATER Living in an island nation blessed with beautiful beaches, a spectacular coastline and magnificent lakes and rivers, it is no surprise New Zealanders like to spend so much time in and around water. At home, in the pool, on the beach, in a lake, river or at sea, water safety is an important issue for all New Zealanders. The Lottery Outdoor Safety Committee shares Water Safety New Zealand’s vision of enhancing water safety for all New Zealanders and has granted $2,050,539 towards delivery of targeted educational initiatives. The third highest cause of accidental death in New Zealand is drowning, and our annual drowning toll is one of the worst in the developed world. Although drownings can never be totally eliminated, they can be reduced by increasing public awareness of water’s potential dangers, improving skills and through technological advances. In 2008, there were 96 drowning fatalities in New Zealand, the second lowest annual total since records began in 1980, and this improvement can be attributed to the success of initiatives to raise awareness of water safety as an important social issue. Pre-school children are particularly at risk and need appropriate supervision. Among adults, men aged 18-35 are at risk because they tend to take part in riskier activities. Lottery Grants Record 2008–2009 Recipient Amount Recipient Amount Auckland Land Search and Rescue $7,118 Banks Peninsula Search and Rescue Inc $9,571 Canterbury Land Search and Rescue Trust $32,800 Canterbury Mountain Radio Service Inc $16,240 Catlins Search and Rescue $9,740 Central Otago Search and Rescue $10,000 Christchurch Search and Rescue $4,971 Clutha District Search and Rescue $9,615 Dunedin Land Search and Rescue Committee $8,440 Far North Search and Rescue Org Inc $21,155 Fiordland Search and Rescue Gisborne Land Search and Rescue $9,500 Charitable Trust Board $12,000 Golden Bay Search and Rescue $1,616 Hamilton Land Search and Rescue Trust $25,398 Hawke’s Bay Helicopter Rescue Trust $11,800 Hokitika Land Search and Rescue $9,728 Kaikoura Search and Rescue Org $9,410 Kuaotunu Land Search and Rescue Inc $27,800 Land Search and Rescue Taupo $10,000 Life Flight Trust $38,885 Marlborough Search and Rescue Mid-South Canterbury Land Search and $10,000 Rescue Trust $49,877 Motueka Search and Rescue $979 Murchison Search and Rescue Inc Nelson Marlborough Rescue Helicopter $22,194 Trust Inc $47,067 North Otago Search and Rescue Inc $10,000 Northland Search and Rescue $10,000 NZ Land Search and Rescue Dogs $9,999 NZ Land Search and Rescue Inc $421,570 NZ Mountain Safety Council $1,057,305 NZ Speleological Soc $14,185 Oxford Search and Rescue Group $10,000 Rakaia Search and Rescue Org Inc $5,850 Reefton Search and Rescue Squad $4,600 Royal NZ Coastguard Inc $1,493,548 Search and Rescue Dogs Otago Inc $10,615 Search and Rescue Institute NZ (Trust) $115,000 Search and Rescue Nelson Inc $52,905 Search and Rescue Tasman Inc $63,449 Surf Life Saving NZ Inc Tairua/Pauanui Volunteer Search and $2,300,000 Rescue and Coastguard Inc $18,156 Taranaki Alpine and Cliff Rescue Inc Taranaki Search and Rescue Equipment $9,110 and Services Org Inc $40,000 Tauranga Search and Rescue Inc $15,815 Turangi Search and Rescue Group $32,447 Wairarapa Search and Rescue Inc $1,850 Waitomo Search and Rescue $10,000 Wanaka Search and Rescue Org Inc $37,544 Water Safety NZ Inc Wellington Land Search and $2,050,539 Rescue Trust $31,057 Westport Land Search and Rescue Inc $7,711 YSAR Hamilton Trust $30,463 The Lottery Outdoor Safety Committee funds groups whose main purpose is outdoor safety and water safety. Specialist Committees 9
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