Ngāti Hinerangi's Treaty settlement will see the iwi receive $8.1 million for commercial opportunities including 11 hectares of whenua returned.
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Government hears first reading for Moriori settlement
In 1988 their modern Treaty Settlement claim was lodged, and today descendants of Moriori heard the first reading of their claim in Parliament.
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Little tempts Ngāpuhi with $150m investment fund
The Ngāpuhi Investment Fund, with initial capital of $150 million, is a new Crown company that will acquire and build a portfolio of assets that can be offered by the Crown in negotiations with ngā hapū o Ngāpuhi.
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Mōkai Pātea hapū threatening to withdraw from settlement claim
Ngāti Hinemanu of Mōkai Pātea in Rangitīkei is troubled by its lack of representation in settlement claim.
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Waitangi Tribunal claim to protect early Māori settlement from vineyard
Keelan Walker of Rangitāne is filing a Waitangi Tribunal claim over a vineyard being established on an 800-year-old pā site at Wairau Bar in Marlborough.
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Has the government done enough to protect native plants?
The government is using recommendations from the Waitangi Tribunal WAI 262 claim as part of its review of the 1987 Plant Variety Rights Act. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is working to ensure it discharges its treaty responsibilities correctly. Susan Hall, intellectual property policy manager for MBIE, explains how the Ministry is doing that.
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Kōhanga Reo Treaty claim still in the works
The Associate Minister of Education Kelvin Davis is continuing to work with the National Kohanga Reo Trust to resolve its Treaty of Waitangi claim lodged nine years ago.
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Ngāti Paoa hapū takes a stand against the Crown
Members of a Kauahi hapū of Ngāti Paoa are protesting against the Crown, calling for a change in the iwi's ratification processes relating to the Ngāti Paoa Deed of Settlement.
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Rangitāne celebrates return of beloved Pūkaha forest
Te Taperenui o Whātonga, previously known as Seventy Mile Bush, is located in the Tararua mountain range. Within this area is the Pūkaha Reserve, and today the people of Rangitāne in Tāmaki-nui-a-Rua and Wairarapa celebrated a 28-year long journey as their beloved Pūkaha forest was returned to them.
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Rangitāne prepare for Pūkaha's return
Rangitāne iwi are preparing for a major celebration next month, when the Crown is due to give back the Pūkaha reserve as part of their settlement redress.
