The summit featured a strong line-up of speakers, including Hon Todd McClay, Nanaia Mahuta, Dr Tanira Kingi, and Clare Bradley, with Stacey Morrison as MC.
Te Arawa Arataua represents over 30,000 ha of Māori-owned land, focused on new opportunities, optimising returns, and tackling challenges like freshwater management and climate change, while supporting hapū and iwi development.
Clare’s kōrero reinforced the need for collaboration, innovation, and sustainability—values that mirror AgriSea’s commitment to caring for whenua and wai, and building resilience for future generations.
Thank you to Dr Tanira Kingi and the Te Arawa Arataua team for their warm hosting and support.
