Kia whakapiki te whenua mauri, te whānau mauri
For our whenua, for our whānau, together. Play your part in the future of our lands.
Nau mai, haere mai

Welcome to the Savage Papakāinga Land Trust
The Savage Papakāinga Land Trust is the governance entity for land block Lot 39A Sec 2A Parish of Matatā. This ecologically diverse 12ha block is home to pūngao ngāwha (geothermal energy sources), Te Umu Pokapoka (a thermal lagoon), and whānau-only hot bathing pools.
REGISTER WITH US
We welcome all shareholders and beneficiaries to register with us. Once registered you'll be kept up to date on all Trust news and activities, gain access to our hot pools, have the ability to vote at our AGM, and play an active role in the future of the Trust and our whenua.
Registering is easy - just fill in the details with our online form. Once registered, you'll be added to our contact list and also be able to join our whānau Facebook Group.

Taonga tuku iho
The Trust's role is as a caretaker; to look after the whenua handed down to us by our tipuna for the benefit of our landowners and all future generations.
Our whenua is a taonga, with much potential. As a Trust, we wish to explore options that will help us achieve our aspirations, while being sustainable and respectful of the land. Pūngao Ngāwhā (Geothermal Energy) is one of the business ventures on our whenua that generates income and we'll be exploring new avenues to grow and develop the whenua.
To find out more about the Savage Papakāinga Land Trust's vision and strategy, please request a copy of our Business Plan.

How to get involved
It's important to register with us so that you can be kept informed and included in the future of our whenua. It's also an important way we can keep connected as whānau.
If you're already registered, please make sure you keep your contact details up to date, so that you don't miss any important pānui. You can also join our whānau Facebook Group for more regular updates and to kōrero with other shareholders/beneficiaries.
Alongside our AGM, we will be holding wānanga to gather feedback and learn about proposed activities, as well as more informal events focused on keeping us connected as a whānau.