Census 2018 has counted 4.7 million kiwis, but there will be no iwi affiliation count.
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Whakatōhea Treaty negotiations to reopen
Treaty of Waitangi Minister Andrew Little has decided to continue pushing ahead with negotiations with Whakatōhea while a Tribunal inquiry into historical grievances is carried out.
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$1.2mil for Raupunga papakāinga development
Five papakāinga will be built following a $1.2mil injection into the small community of Raupunga in the Hawke's Bay region.
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Major Ngāpuhi protest "fully on the cards"
Unhappy Ngāpuhi hapū members aren't ruling out taking their Treaty settlement grievances to Wellington if their voices remain unheard.
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Ngāpuhi outlays their New Year's Resolutions
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.
