Labour leader Andrew Little says Kingi Tuheitia questioning Nanaia Mahuta’s loyalties is outrageous.
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Labour leader confident Mahuta will remain with Labour and retain seat
Labour leader Andrew Little is confident Labour MP Nanaia Mahuta will remain with the party and retain her Hauraki-Waikato seat. This follows King Tuheitia's public endorsement of Māori Party candidate hopeful Rahui Papa and questioning of Mahuta's loyalties.
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Iwi warn about over lapping settlement process
Three North Island tribes met in Tauranga to discuss the government's approach to settling treaty claims with overlapping interests. Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei and Ngāti Ranginui believe the Crown's approach is wrong and protocols around Māori customs and land ownership should be included.
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Overlapping treaty settlements a growing issue between iwi and Crown
Iwi forces are joining in a bid to protect themselves from settlements between Crown and iwi in overlapping treaty land claims.
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Te Arawa hope to meet with Pare Hauraki over Moehau Maunga claim
Te Arawa elders are unhappy with a treaty claim by 12 tribes of Hauraki concerning Moehau Mountain in the Coromandel Peninsula. It prompted the elders to call an urgent hui to discuss avenues in which their interests to the mountain can remain intact, which is the burial ground of the captain of the Arawa waka.
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Rereātea- Midday News Bytes 12 September
Rereātea brings you the latest news live from the Māori Television newsroom. Today Kimiora Kaire-Melbourne and Wikitōria Day take you through the top stories of the day.
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Paeroa whānau dreading eviction and homelessness
The housing shortage is also affecting provincial townships. A family of seven will be homeless come the weekend despite three months searching in Paeroa and neighbouring districts for a new home. Two grandparents, their four grandchildren, and their deaf niece will be evicted on Friday and with winter coming they have nowhere else to go.
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Mahuta warns of price gouging of taonga Māori
Hauraki-Waikato MP Nanaia Mahuta is calling on the government to review legislation around the selling of taonga Māori. It comes in the wake of taonga being auctioned on TradeMe.
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Native Affairs Summer Series- Settled
With the government closing in on their deadline for treaty settlements we look back at the first major settlement of historical treaty claims.
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Paeroa put their name on the map
The Hauraki capital of Paeroa may only be a small community, but it's making an impact nationally and internationally. Te Kāea went to find out how this rural town is making a difference, especially during the summer.
