Rangitaki – News
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Creating new habitat for native species
New places will be created within the boat harbour for native species to habitat.
Environmental care: Te Rāhui’s marine biosecurity practices
As a brand-new development, Te Rāhui Herenga Waka has an opportunity to achieve environmental excellence to a standard that few other marinas in New Zealand – and even in the world - can enjoy.
Local coverage on wood waste issue
The Beacon and Local Democracy Reporting spoke with us about disposing of the tonnes of wood peelings and bark that will be removed from the site.
Project information sessions
Te Rāhui is a new boat harbour due to open in 2024 that will provide safe berthage and marine services in Whakatāne’s dynamic coastal and river environment. Find out about the project and have your questions answered at our special information sessions.
Board of Directors named
Four directors have been appointed to the board of Whakatane’s proposed Boat Harbour General Partnership; Te Rāhui Herenga Waka Whakatane Limited and have just held their first meeting in Whakatāne.
Partnership milestone for Te Rāhui
Whakatāne’s new commercial boat harbour is one step closer to construction with the formalisation of a partnership between Te Rāhui Lands Trust, Whakatāne District Council, Ngāti Awa Group Holdings, the Crown via Kānoa – Regional Economic Development & Investment Unit, and agreement from landowners to progress the development.
