Find Trust information, the latest updates and published reports in one place. Stewarding sustainable forestry, riparian corridors and ancestral land interests for all beneficial owners.
Kiwinui Trust operates on clear principles: protecting the physical whenua, maximizing long-term returns through responsible forestry management, and maintaining transparent communications with all beneficiaries.
Carefully planned 28–30 year radiata pine rotation cycles, strict road infrastructure engineering and certified logging harvest standards that protect soil stability.
Active environmental restoration along the Rangitaiki river margins. Over 4,000 indigenous plants placed to filter run-off and create bird corridors.
Transparent Ahu Whenua governance with annual audited accounts, democratic AGM resolutions, verified shareholder registers, and succession support.
Operating under rigorous industry benchmarks, our harvest management optimizes yield while ensuring that replanting is staggered to maintain continuous soil canopy cover across the Rangitaiki hills.
The Trustees of Kiwinui Trust (Rangitaiki 31P 3F) give notice that the 2026 Annual General Meeting of Beneficial Owners will be held on Saturday, 21 November 2026 at Rangitaiki Memorial Hall.
Completion of Compartment 4 thinning alongside our environmental riparian native buffer restoration along the Rangitaiki waterways.
Full governance transparency for beneficial owners of Rangitaiki 31P 3F. Download audited annual financial statements, independent auditor opinions and historical AGM minutes.
Financial Year Ended 31 March 2026
1 April 2025 – 31 March 2026
Financial Year Ended 31 March 2025
A dedicated hub for beneficial owners of Rangitaiki 31P 3F. Apply for a whānau grant, ask the Trust office a question, or register and update your owner details.
Kaumātua, tangi and student grants for registered beneficial owners and their whānau.
Ask the Trust office about grants, registrations, your shareholder record, or general Trust matters.
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Keeping your details current ensures you receive pānui, AGM papers and distributions.
The Trust office assists beneficial owners with confirming shareholding records, succession application advice through the Māori Land Court, and direct payment account updates for dividend distributions.