Maori Wardens Australia
ARBN 615 990 264
Maori Wardens Australia is a voluntary service and our members can be seen at a number of community events, providing a number of services to the public.
Maori wardens have been around since 1860 and have a proud tradition. Throughout Aotearoa there are currently over 1000 wardens working in their communities. Maori Wardens Australia have branches in Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales and Western Australia.
Our Vision
- To follow the kaupapa of being a Maori Warden
- To follow the teaching of our Tupuna
- To be out among the people of all walks of life
- To make ourselves available to young and old
- To provide a service for events
- To help with the kaupapa and protocols of being Maori
- To liase with local Hapu, Iwi and Runanga
Kia Ora,
Just wondering if you guys are still operating. I just came across it on Google.
Kia Ora
Yes we are, please message our facebook page Maori Wardens Australia.
Nga Mihi
Good afternoon,
I am an Australian citizen of New Zealand Maori heritage, due to my father. I live in Hobart however; therefore, I cannot seem to find any organizations.
Can you please provide me with more details about your own one? I found it on a google search.
Perhaps you could also help me learn about and direct me to any possible travelling groups, as I have always wished to venture out overseas, for a purpose.
As well, perhaps you could also help me with any possible accommodation possibilities for our group of people. Perhaps even employment opportunities and practises of our religious beliefs?
I know these are a lot of questions, but I am looking into a new venture and a place to belong as a person with an identity and belonging. Please get back to me on my enquiries. I hope to hear from you again soon.
Kia ora please message our facebook page Maori Wardens Australia.
Nga Mihi