Pae Tukutuku at NZ Ministry of Justice, Auckland Region
Mō tēnei tūranga mahi | About this role
Pae Tukutuku
Permanent, full time
Ellerslie
Pānuitanga/Notice
Tū ana te tangata i te waharoa o te marae o kui mā o koro mā.
Pōwhiritia te ara tika kia tautāwhitia te pae tangata, te pae whenua me te whare kōrero.
E te tii e te taa nau kake mai Ki Te Kooti Whenua Māori e rapu ana i te tangata ngakaunui ki te kaupapa whenua, ki te kaupapa whānau hoki.
Te whiwhinga mahi/The Opportunity
Te Waharoa is a national team of the Māori Land Court responsible for the high-quality data entry of Māori Land Court enquiries and applications. Our team is the gateway to where applications and enquiries start their journey in the Court.
As a Pae Tukutuku you will master the craft of delivering a top-notch frontline customer service to Māori landowners and Court users that so they have a positive interaction and experience with our Court. You will give accurate advice about preparing and making applications, developing whenua and whānau, how to research the Court record, respond to telephone enquiries and being part of the national team that responds to email and online enquiries.
You may also be required to progress applications in the Māori Land Court and support sittings of the Court when required. You'll need to have an open and willing mind when it comes to technology so you can work with our new system, Pātaka Whenua.
As a member of the Māori Land Court you will be expected to use te reo Māori and practice tikanga Māori in your daily work so you'll need to be comfortable, competent and confident to do that.
If you can operate under pressure, in a fast pace, you are self-directed, highly motivated and have a commitment to whānau wellbeing through whenua – then this is the role for you.
He pūkenga tou/Skills and Experience
If you can operate under pressure, in a fast pace, you are self-directed, highly motivated and have a commitment to whānau wellbeing through whenua – then this is the role for you.
Ko wai mātou/Who we are
At Te Tāhū o te Ture - the Ministry of Justice, we're committed to working together for a fair and safe Aotearoa.
The Māori Land Court is a business arm of the Ministry of Justice whose purpose it is to ‘strengthen people's trust in the law of Aotearoa New Zealand'.
For more information about the ministry you can visit https://www.justice.govt.nz
The ministry champions a value-based approach to service delivery and staff job satisfaction.
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Ngā Whakaaro Māori |
R.I.S.E. Values |
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Ko te tohu o te mana ko te WHAKAMANA The measure of your mana is in how you enhance the mana of others Whakamana is a process of mutual respect and understanding. A whakamana process will help the Ministry engage well with Māori communities, with the intent of these engagements based on positive impact and high trust. |
Respect
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Kia TOKA TŪ moana Be steadfast, be like a rock in the ocean Toka tū means to be solid in our foundations and to maintain the integrity of the Ministry. Toka tū can also refer to the integrity or bond of our word, internally and externally. |
Integrity
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Kia manawa tītī Have great perseverance, have the heart of the mutton bird ĀKINA literally means encouragement. The concept of ākina is about doing what needs to be done without praise or the need to be recognised. It is also about service and doing the jobs that no one wants to do. |
Service
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Kaua mā te waewae tutuki engari mā te ūpoko pakaru Do not be dissuaded by little falls, fight to the bitter end EKE PANUKU literally means to successfully overcome. It is about going above and beyond, pursuing excellence in all that we do for the people that we engage with and serve. |
Excellence
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Joining Te Tāhū o te Ture means you will become part of an organisation that welcomes and supports people of all gender identities, ages, ethnicities, sexual orientations, disabilities and religions.
Te Kooti Whenua Māori/ The Māori Land Court
The Māori Land Court is a court of record, within the Ministry of Justice, responsible for managing the accurate recording of Māori land ownership. This is driven by the recognition of whenua as taonga tuku iho and the unique relationship between Māori and whenua.
For more information about what we do, you can visit https://maorilandcourt.govt.nz/.
“Kia tautāwhitia te pae whenua, te pae tangata me te whare kōrero”
Utu ā-tau/Salary
The salary range is between $58,729and $80,794 per annum and your starting rate will be based on your skills and experience.
Tono mai/How to Apply
To apply, click the Apply button below to be directed to our Careers Website. You can view a detailed position description here, as well as complete an online application form by attaching your CV and cover letter.
Applications close on 6 December, however we will be reviewing CV's as they come in and inviting successful candidates to interview before the close date.
If you have any questions, please contact recruitment@justice.govt.nz
Ngā taipitopito tūranga mahi | Job details
| Employer: | NZ Ministry of Justice |
| Location: | Auckland Region |
| Position type: | 1 |
| Category: | Administration |
| Date listed: | 21-Nov-2023 |
| Salary range: | |
| Closing date: | 06-Dec-2023 |
| Reference: | NZ/1737506 |
| Attachment: | Pae Tukutuku.pdf (PDF, 330KB) |
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