Community Resilience Planning
Fule shortages.
A central hub for practical help and updates as part of the Whāingaroa community response to the fuel shortage.
Live updates.
Over the coming weeks, we’ll be sharing updates, initiatives and practical tips from across the community to help support whānau.
There are also simple ways each of us can help. A quick check-in with a neighbour, sharing extra kai from the garden, or inviting someone over for a cuppa can make a real difference.
Update 1: 01-01-2026
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Update 2: - 01-01-2026
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Update 3: - 01-01-2026
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Update 4: - 01-01-2026
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support our community through rising fuel prices
Don’t be shy, go say hi.
‘Ehara taku toa i te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini’ My strength comes not from one but from the collective effort
Over the past month, local people, groups and organisations have been coming together to share ideas on how we can support our community through rising fuel prices and ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
At the heart of this kōrero are the values that make Whāingaroa strong – manaakitanga (caring for one another), kaitiakitanga (looking after our environment and resources), and kotahitanga (working together).
By building on these strengths, we can do more than just get by. We can share resources, support each other, and find local solutions that reflect our community – rather than relying solely on outside help.
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