Ongoing relationships for Pacific Inherent Relations International (PIRI) are not pursued by scale, visibility, or alignment alone. They emerge through moments where responsibility presents itself, and where participation carries real consequence. PIRI engages where there is a willingness to act beyond mandate and beyond convenience, and where relationship requires endurance rather than agreement.

As global conditions continue to shift, PIRI recognises that relationships often form at points of transition — where systems are changing, memory is at risk, or new forms of guardianship are required. These relationships are not pre-defined or uniform. Each develops according to its own context, pace, and demands.

PIRI’s role within ongoing relationships is neither to lead nor to follow, but to hold inherent continuity where others may move quickly. In doing so, PIRI supports relationships grounded in responsibility, ensuring that what is formed is able to withstand time, carry memory, and remain accountable to future generations. We have on going and enduring relationships with; 

- Te Marama Rukuruku ki Taiao, Māori Astronomy and Taiao School with Tohunga Kokorangi Piripi Lambert

 - Te Moana Nui Ō Hiva (Central Polynesia) with the islands of Tahiti Nui, Ra'iatea, Borabora, Huahine, Maupiti, Tuamotu

- The Crown Of The Mauri Nation (Aotearoa-Nu-Tireni), a Sovereign Administration Organisation with Lady Crown Turikatuku III

-  Central Italy, Orsogna for 28 Māori Battalion 

- Te Ao Hou Digital, Building The Digital Pā Together with Kiri Lee Cambell and Jackson Tutahi 

- Māori Healers, who have been healing and teaching our people in Aotearoa, New Zealand, and internationally for over 30 years with Atarangi Muru. 

- The Temple of The Return with Stephanie Big Eagle, Lakota Territory.