National relationships within Pacific Inherent Relations International (PIRI) are shaped through shared work, grounded presence, and deep respect for place-based inherent authority. Rather than operating above communities, PIRI moves alongside them, recognising that authority, knowledge, and responsibility reside locally and are strengthened through cooperation, not oversight.

These relationships develop through practical collaboration, cultural alignment, and the careful navigation of responsibility between hapū (tribal communities), whānau, and regional bodies. National engagement is therefore relational, adaptive, and responsive, allowing each relationship to reflect the character, priorities, and responsibilities of the people involved. Through this approach, PIRI supports durable and enduring connections that strengthen collective direction while preserving the integrity, autonomy, and inherent authority of local leadership. PIRI has enduring relationships with; 

• Hapū representative for Te Uri O Te Aho ki Te Raki on Te Wakaminenga Ō Ngā Hapū, The Confederation Of United Tribes, Aotearoa-Nu-Tireni 

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

• The Crown Of The Mauri Nation a Sovereign Administration Organisation, with the leadership Of Lady Crown Turikatuku III. 

• Pūkawa Marae directed, guided and lead by Pūkōrero Frank Williams and Matua Eugene Epiha. 

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

• Māori Healers, who have been healing and teaching people to heal in Aotearoa, New Zealand and internationally for the last 30 years  with Atarangi Muru 

• Science and Nonduality (SANDS), Spiritual and Consciousness Film makers, National and International