Pania Newton says the government is looking to buy the land with a trust board to run it.
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Indigenous businesses promoted through new AT initiative
A carpark and driveway are currently being constructed at Makaurau Marae and Kōhanga Reo in Ihumātao, South Auckland. This is part of the “Supplier Diversity” initiative being carried out by Auckland Transport that aims to help businesses owned by indigenous peoples, minority ethnic groups, women and social enterprises to be engaged in supply chains.
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Fletchers won't hold off indefinitely- Ihumātao
Fletchers is pushing for a resolution on the situation at Ihumātao saying that it can't hold off on developing its legally held land indefinitely.
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PM: 'I will visit Ihumātao'
The Prime Minister says she will visit Ihumātao but is endeavouring to find a solution first.
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Ihumātao tamariki play in a 'Palace Pā' of pallets
What started as a monument to the ancient tūpuna Hape, has now become what Ihumātao tamariki have named their "Palace Pā." This fortress for the multitude at Ihumātao protects tamariki from the sun, and gives them a place to play while their whānau occupy the whenua.
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Māori King returns to Ihumātao to retrieve Te Manawa flag
King Tuuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII has returned to Ihumātao to have his flag lowered in the expectation of a resolution of the disputed whenua.
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NewsKiingitanga to return to Ihumātao today
It is understood that a Kiingitanga delegation could arrive at Ihumātao today. Te Ao Māori News reached out to Rahui Papa, spokesperson for the Kiingitanga, however he declined to comment. SOUL leader Pania Newton could neither confirm, or deny the rumours, stating: “Kare anō mātou kua rongo mai te Kiingitanga mēnā kei te tae mai rātou i ngā rā tata nei.” “We have not heard from the Kiingitanga if they are coming in the coming days.” If the Kiingitanga does send a delegation, then it could be a sign that a deal about the future of Ihumātao is coming.
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"Ugly orange concrete blocks" taken from Ihumātao- Pania Newton
On day 182 of Fletcher Building moving in to Ihumātao Pania Newton woke up to see them removing their fences and barricades. Newton told Te Ao Māori News that Fletcher Building had advised her in advance of the upcoming changes.
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Kiingitanga surprised over unconfirmed Ihumātao rumours
Kiingitanga expressed their surprise over rumours that the Auckland Council could be buying Ihumātao with taxpayer funds.
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Backing for highest heritage recognition "very likely"
Those still at the frontline at Ihumātao are "very likely" to support a proposal to see Ōtuataua Stonefields receive the highest level of heritage recognition.
