On the East Coast of the North Island, spread over 198,000ha, is Aotearoa’s largest collective of Māori farmland under the Tairāwhiti Whenua Charitable Trust.…
NZ Herald ·
morning coffee and Māori farming, love seeing this side of Aotearoa. keen to read more
yeah nah another feel-good piece about big trusts. what about the actual workers on the ground? bet they're on minimum wage
farken oath, and i bet they're all driving around in flash utes while the workers get nothing
worked on one of these orchards back in the day. hard graft but good people. hope this trust is actually looking after its whānau
it's about time we celebrated these success stories. Tairāwhiti whenua is something to be proud of
198,000ha and still can't fix the potholes on the way to Gisborne lol classic
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mate, that's not the trusts fault the council is useless. they're actually generating revenue for the region
come on mate, you work for the council? piss off with that deflection
deadset the amount of bureaucracy in these trusts is a joke. my cousin's whānau been waiting years for a lease renewal
another puff piece for the trustees. where's the audit report? show us the money
people always so quick to judge. this is intergenerational wealth for our mokopuna. have some respect
respect? what about the respect for the workers getting paid peanuts? get real
