Since launching the website this morning, we have been inundated with subscribers and messages expressing support of the initiative or a desire to be involved.
We look forward to getting in touch with all of you, but it may take a few days. Meantime please stay updated via the website. (If you haven’t already, you might like to subscribe via the button at the bottom of the homepage.)
Please note, if you have tried to get in touch via the email on the contact page, we won’t have received your message yet. Messages via the contact form will reach us in the meantime.
Thank you for your enthusiasm and support everyone! We are looking forward to making our mark on the future of Aotearoa New Zealand, together!
Better Futures Forum 
Congratulations. Great initiative. Count me in.
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Thank you,
Time to clear new decks.
Barry Thomas
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Kia ora – I’m definitely onboard!!
Mauri ora
Lisa Paki-Ututaonga
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Tauke – ka pū te ruha, ka hao te rangatahi ~ cast aside the old ways, lets embrace new ones
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Right initiative, right time, go forward……..JG
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I am interested in being part of a Vegan Resource Based Economy, where tangata whenua can grow hua rakau (fruit trees), hua whenua (vegetables), grains, nuts and plants for Rongoa (medicine and healing) and for industry. We need to abandon Animal Agriculture and embrace a local, government policy supported/mandated and financially encouraging Plant Based Economy for better yield of crops that feed humans and animals, without killing animals, and all the while sequestering carbon (fruit and nut trees) while producing a profitable crop. We already have so much success in this area: Bananas grown in Hawkes Bay, Medical Cannabis in Tairawhiti, Avocados in Taranaki and Tauranga, Drinking Tea in Waikato, Oats in Canterbury and Otago, Quinoa in Taranaki. Our soils are predominantly Brown soil 43%, Pallic soil 12%, Podzol soil 13%,Allophanic 5%,Pumice7%, Recent 6%, it is time to invest financially and industrially, in a Plant Based Economy.
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