Hapū within Ngāpuhi will not dance to the Crown's tune. That's the word from the co-chair of Te Kotahitanga o Ngā Hapū o Ngāpuhi following the Crown's acceptance of the Maranga Mai Report and its key recommendation that the respective hapū o Ngāpuhi lead the settlement of Ngāpuhi treaty claims.
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Anti-mining groups gather in support of Ngāti Hau
Security for the Evolution Mining Company mining at Puhipuhi was breached today as anti-mining groups, hapū and the public from across the region gathered in support of local hapū Ngāti Hau's anti-mining stance.
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Ngāpuhi prepared to go to the United Nations
Ngāpuhi are prepared to take their treaty claims to the United Nations if they're not properlONy addressed here at home. This from the hapū of Hokianga following the final week of Waitangi Tribunal hearings of Ngapuhi claims in Northland.
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NewsTau sentenced- Ngāpuhi Rūnanga Board of Trustees to decide 'next steps'
Northland iwi leader Sonny Tau has been sentenced in the Invercargill District Court today. Tau was sentenced to three months community detention and ordered to undertake 100 hours of community work after pleading guilty to charges of killing or hunting a protected species and unlawfully being in possession of protected wildlife.
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NewsSonny Tau due for sentencing
Sonny Tau is expected to be sentenced on charges relating to the possession of protected Kukupa.
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NewsNgāpuhi baseballer set to get a taste of college life in US
Ngāpuhi's Jason Matthews is one of five young New Zealand baseballers who will attend college in America and will be trained by some of America's top baseball coaches.
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Ngāpuhi teenager aims for Taekwondo World Championship spot
The ITF Taekwondo championships were held in Tauranga over the weekend. Teenager Frances Lloyd of Ngāpuhi hopes to secure a position in the New Zealand team for the world champs to be held in Ireland next year.
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Te Kapotai hapū released from mandate
Te Kapotai hapū is relieved at the news that they're to be released from a mandate held by the Ngāti Wai Trust Board to settle their treaty grievances. But Te Kāea understands they are but one of a number of hapū keen to be released from what's seen as a Crown imposition.
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Ngāpuhi elders discuss potential changes at Waitangi celebrations next year
Ngāpuhi elder Kingi Taurua says he's willing to step down from his roles at Te Tii Marae so Waitangi Day welcomes can run smoothly.
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Maori signal Queen Elizabeth of their oppression
There are twelve days in each calendar year, where the first flag of this nation is officially flown on the flag pole overlooking Russell. However something different happened on Thursday March 10 of last week as a result of the Royal New Zealand Navy not turning up to complete their annual task.
