The campaign group Save our Unique Landscape (SOUL) from South Auckland have returned to the United Nations in Geneva for a third time to protest a Fletchers Residential development at Ihumātao.
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NewsIwi Chairs pass resolution to oppose seismic testing and oil exploration
A historic agreement was made to oppose all seismic testing and oil exploration in the waters of New Zealand during a recent national gathering of Māori leaders at Te Papa.
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Native Affairs- Tūhoe and Te Kooti's history reclaimed
Tūhoe protected their sovereignty - not Te Kooti.
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Ngā Ruahine kaumātua supports independent governance of Māori land
In light of recent events regarding the governance of Māori land in Taranaki, Ngā Ruahine Kaumātua Hori Manuirirangi has come forward in support of the independence of land owners in the management of Māori land.
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The council have no say in Māori land- Kevin Moore
A Black Power lifetime member has built his dream home illegally on Māori land in Taranaki. Kevin Moore believes that consent laws should not apply when dealing with Māori land.
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Ngāi Taiwhakaea protest for land ownership
Descendants of Ngāi Taiwhakaea stood in protest outside the Whakatāne Golf Club to oppose the sale of a block of land.
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Dispute continues eviction of whānau from ancestral land
Police have evicted a Far North family from their ancestral lands following a court order. Three generations of the Tahere whānau remain in dispute with the trust managing the said land.
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Award winning trust wins appeal to evict shareholders
Winners of the prestigious Ahuwhenua Maori Excellence in Farming Awards for this year, the Omapere-Rangihamama Trust have won an appeal to evict the Tahere whānau who returned home some years ago to build homes on their ancestral lands.
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$30m development for new Māori kiwifruit enterprises
Te Tumu Paeroa today announced the suppliers who have won the contracts to build 10 kiwifruit orchards on Māori land in the Bay of Plenty and Gisborne over the next 18 months. This is part of the $30 million investment in the area to convert nearly 90 hectares of semi- and unproductive land into successful grower businesses.
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Māori Land Bill decision a victory for Māori land owners – Meka Whaitiri
Labour's Meka Whaitiri says the decision not to rush the Te Ture Whenua legislation through Parliament is a victory for Māori landowners. Māori Party president Tukoroirangi Morgan says the Māori Development Minister's decision gives more time to make even more improvements to Māori land reforms.
