Wakatu Incorporation is a multimillion dollar business empire owned by a collective of Māori land owners from iwi at the top of the South Island.
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NewsMitai Rolleston book launch
The works of the late Mitai Rolleston, exponent of Ngāti Whakaue were launched today and sit as a gift for the young generations of Ngāti Whakaue and Te Arawa.
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Native Affairs- The Claim
Just last month Taranaki Iwi Te Atiawa signed a deed of settlement with the Crown worth 91 million dollars.
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Native Affairs- Waikare To Waikura
Lake Waikare in the Waikato has been dubbed New Zealand's worst lake by Iwi who live next to it.
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Māori recognised with Queen’s Birthday Honours
The Queen's Birthday Honours are awarded annually and recognise the efforts, achievements and excellence of people who have worked tirelessly in their various communities and Nationally for the betterment of all New Zealanders.
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Te Akitai Waiohua in need of more land for cemetery
There are huge concerns for Mangere Iwi, Te Akitai Waiohua as the Pukaki Cemetery is nearly full to capacity and they're running out of land to bury their deceased.
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Māori King's son pleads guilty to burglary and theft
One of the Māori King's sons appeared before the Auckland District Court on theft and burglary charges.
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Naida Glavish supports proposed Māori language structure, Te Mātāwai
A Ngāti Whātua leader, Naida Glavish, says she fully supports Māori Party leader Pita Sharples' move to have iwi run Māori language and broadcasting funding.
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Iwi resolute to have historical grievances heard
Te Arawhiti is a special five-day hui that has been called for Te Tira Whakaemi o Te Wairoa
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Oil exploration in Gisborne sparks protest
Canadian company Tag Oil and Apache Corporation have been given consent to drill an exploratory well just outside of Gisborne, but with the Gisborne District Council by-passing the public consultation process, protestors took to the streets of Gisborne to voice their concerns.
