Leadership and the Kiing itanga Presentation by Nanaia Mahuta Manu Ao, 28th April 2010 Purposeful Leadership • Establishment of the Kiingitanga • A Time and Purpose for All Things • Characteristics of generational Leadership TE WHEROWHERO • First Maori King • Ngaaruawaahia • 2 May 1858 • 1860s Maori Land wars TAAWHIAO • ThiTawhiao • Post-Raupatu Era • Travelled to England to petition King George • Paimaarire/Poukai • Te Kauhanganui • Te Paki o Matariki MAHUTA • Entered the Legislative Council • Sought to formalise political influence of decision-making Te Puea • Powerhouse of modern leadership • Old and New • Mo bilise d the peop le • Car ed f or th e orphaned • Constitu ted Turangawaewae • Political Alliances TE RATA • Led a delegation to Enggpland to petition Queen Victoria • Te Puea and Piupiu strong influence • WWI anti -conscription KOROKI • Te Puea and Piupiu a strong influence • Koroneihana • A King for the People • Transition from old to new TE ATAIRANGIKAAHU • First Maori Queen • MWWL • Te Kohanga Reo • Robert Mahuta a strong influence • Raupatu 1995 • Pacific and international relationships Robert Mahuta • Huntly Power Station • Maori Economic Summit (devoluiton) • Raupatu and Waikato River • National Maori Congress • Fisheries Settlement • Transformative Politics TUHEITIA • Current Maori King A Time and Purpose for All Things • Each Leader had challenging circumstances • Intergenerational obligations • TitidTransition and success ion •Leader shi p/A spir ati on /In spir ati on • Realisation • Hope for Future Generations Purposeful Leadership • CttContext set agai itbkdfKiiitnst backdrop of Kiingitanga aspirations • Inspi re dbd by deep sp iitiritua lbl be lifliefs • Reinforced by strategic alliances • Unity through poverty • Political relationships • Strength in Unity • Generational motivations • Mana Motuhake.