It's been a challenging year for Ngāpuhi, the country's largest tribe, and descendants hope the iwi leadership can find solutions to achieve a treaty settlement.
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Ngāpuhi votes against entering into direct negotiations
66 out of 104 Ngāpuhi hapū have voted against the evolved settlement model put forward by Te Rōpū Tūhono and the government to settle what is being touted as the largest Treaty settlement to date.
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NewsNgā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Bill passes second reading
The Ngā Rohe Moana o Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Bill passed its second reading in parliament yesterday, with New Zealand First voting in favour of the bill.
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Little calls on Ngāpuhi to vote for Treaty mandate proposal
Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Andrew Little is encouraging the participation of Ngāpuhi in the month-long vote for the Treaty mandate proposal which opened this week.
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Ngāti Hine says 'no' to evolved mandate proposal
Chairman of Te Maara ā Hineaamaru, Te Waihoroi Shortland, has criticised the final iteration of the evolved mandate as Ngāti Hine campaigns to vote in opposition to the proposal.
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Hapū outraged at 'rushed' voting process
Ngāpuhi hapū are outraged with the minister's decision to put the proposed evolved mandate to vote. Te Orewai hapū member Huhana Lyndon says it's ridiculous to think that the biggest tribe in the country should make such a big decision in six weeks.
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Crown proposal causing division
There are many ups and downs to get through before the Ngāpuhi Treaty claims are settled.
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Te Ati Awa leader Sir Ngatata Love passes away
Te Ati Awa leader Sir Ngatata Love has passed away at the age of 81.
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Ngāti Manu first to 'pull the plug' on Ngāpuhi Treaty settlement
Northland hapū Ngāti Manu have proclaimed themselves to be the first hapū of 110 in Ngāpuhi to remove support for the tribes' widely discussed Treaty settlement.
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Jackson calls for 'fundamental mind-shift' on Treaty consultation
Despite pressure to meet international obligations and competing interests locally, the government maintains it will consult genuinely with Māori over plant rights.
