A new "Easy Read" resource specifically designed for people with intellectual disabilities has been made to help them learn about and understand the Treaty, including their rights. The book, thought to be the first of its kind, was launched today at Hui Te Rangiora Marae in Hamilton.
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Ngāti Manu chief Pomare II signed treaty 180 years ago
Ngāti Manu and Ngāpuhi chieftain Pomare II signed the Treaty of Waitangi on the 17 February 1840. Pomare II who was strong in his beliefs and was a prominent leader for his hapū. On the 180th anniversary of his signing of the Treaty for Ngāti Manu, he was acknowledged at Karetū.
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Moriori sign settlement with Crown
After three years of negotiations, Moriori signed a deed of settlement with the Crown in Rēkohu today.
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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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"The Treaty of Waitangi is a covenant for non-Māori," Lillian Murray
Every year Karuwhā Trust takes a group of people up to Waitangi to educate and engage them with one of the biggest days in New Zealand's history.
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Ngāpuhi hapū discuss stance on Crown's speedy consultation process
Ngāpuhi hapū met en masse at Waima to hold their own hui independent of the Crown to affirm their stance on the Crown's speedy consultation process, currently taking place to confirm a new mandate for Ngāpuhi treaty settlement.
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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.
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NewsWaitangi Tribunal calls for the Crown to delay Hauraki settlement
The Waitangi Tribunal has declared that the Crown failed in its duties to act honourably. It calls on the Crown to delay settling with Pare Hauraki until it can rectify its processes. In their recommendations, they state that, “The legislation giving effect to the Pare Hauraki Collective Settlement Deed, and the individual Hauraki iwi settlement deeds, does not proceed until the contested redress items have been through a proper overlapping claims process.”
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Undertow, Episode 4
(MLC) In the final chapter of Undertow, 'The Landeaters', modern forces of development & economic growth try to uproot a stubborn old man, but Veteran Harry Kenning is ready to fight.
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Undertow, Episode 3
(MLC) The third chapter of Undertow, "Public Works" challenges the way we remember, commemorate & reconcile ourselves to our war history and reveals the crippling effects war has on soldiers.
