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Takapuna office closure | Takapuna office closure. The Takapuna office is relocating to a new address so will be closed from 22 November 4pm to 26 November 4pm. From 27 November you can find the new office at: 74 Taharoto Road Smales Farm, One NZ Building, Takapuna.

Our people-led networks enable individuals to come together, share ideas and provide support for one another. Some of the reasons they come together include their culture, ethnicity, ability, gender or sexuality.

They are led and organised by people who are passionate about creating an inclusive culture for all at Inland Revenue.

Working in partnership

Our networks operate in a way that acknowledges the unique position of Māori as tangata whenua (people of the land) and Te Tiriti o Waitangi (The Treaty of Waitangi) partners. Doing this mahi (work) in partnership, is about creating a mana (standing, respect, status) enhancing experience that will build mutual trust and respect.

Opportunities within people-led networks

Joining our networks gives people the opportunity to:

  • champion and advocate for others
  • learn and share knowledge
  • grow your capabilities
  • share stories
  • create events, activities and opportunities to get involved
  • contribute to change at IR.

Our networks

Whānau Māori - our Māori network

A depiction of the Tino Rangatiratanga flag.

Guided by the teachings of our Tīpuna (ancestors), to learn, celebrate and share Te Ao Māori (Māori world view).

He Toa Takitini - our rainbow network

An unaltered IR teal logo surrounded by a rainbow which colours reflect those in the 'progressive pride flag' which includes representation of marginalised groups in the LGBTTQIA+ community. The colours symbolise life (red), healing (orange), new ideas (yellow), prosperity (green), serenity (blue), spirit (violet), people of colour (black and brown), the trans community (white, blue, and pink).

For rainbow people to share a safe space. To enable the uplift of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Takatāpui, Queer, Intersex and Asexual plus (LGBTTQIA+) knowledge. Sharing positive stories, successes, and opportunities.

Wāhine Tūhono - our women's network

Stylised wāhine steeped in colour surround the IR logo while holding hands.

Promoting and supporting gender equality within IR. To champion, encourage and support the women of Inland Revenue and across government through the Government Women’s Network.

Diversability Network

The koru is a stylisation of a fern shoot. The fern shoot begins to unfold at around the area where a person’s brain is, which alludes to a person’s skills, abilities, and personality. The image is in purple, the colour associated with disability awareness.

A safe space for people with visible and invisible disabilities. Supporting the diverse needs of the disabled and differently abled community and assisting them to reach their full potential.

Tagata Pasifika Network

A black and gold circular logo that represents our Tagata Pasifika Network. The name of the network is on the outside. A compass point star sits at the centre and is encircled by traditional Polynesian design motifs.

Supporting and advocating for Pasifika people. Provides a platform to strengthen connections, support the uplift of people’s development and share Pasifika knowledge and values with others.

Multicultural Network

An unaltered IR teal logo surrounded by 8 hands in a circle representing different cultures.

For all nationalities, ethnicities, and cultural backgrounds. Supporting and advocating for diverse communities. Raising awareness through appreciating the value every culture brings.

Last updated: 14 Apr 2023
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