Te Tii Marae welcomed visitors and officials despite being snubbed by the Government.
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Governor General receives warm Waitangi welcome
Governor General Dame Patsy Reddy received a warm reception at Waitangi today after the ceremony was moved from Te Tii Marae to the upper marae this year, following years at the lower marae.
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Rereātea- Midday News at Waitangi 4 February 2018
Rereātea presenters Wikitōria Day and Jess Tyson are coming to you live from Te Whare Rūnanga on the Treaty Grounds with the latest news from Waitangi.
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"Waimirirangi"- name for PM's baby from Northland iwi
A spokesman at the Iwi Chairs Forum has gifted Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern a name for her baby. This comes after the Ratana Church gifted the name Te Waru to her baby to commemorate Ardern's first visit as Prime Minister to Ratana.
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Recent politics no surprise to Iwi leaders
A vast majority of the country's Māori iwi leadership base was hard-at-work today at the Iwi Chairs Forum, held at Waitangi.
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Nanaia Mahuta to meet with Iwi Chairs Forum at Waitangi
Come Friday at Waitangi the Prime Minister will meet with the Iwi Chairs Forum, as well as Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta, who last year made comments that the group wasn't doing its job properly.
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PM turns to tikanga Māori after pregnancy
The Labour Party have confirmed today they will increase the importance placed on tikanga Māori, after the announcement of Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern's pregnancy last week.
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Titewhai calls for peace at Waitangi
Ngāpuhi matriarch Titewhai Harawira is calling for peace at Waitangi Day celebrations this year.
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NewsCelebrate Waitangi closer to home
Waitangi ki Manukau is set to return to Hayman Park on Tuesday 6 February as part of the Auckland Council's Waitangi Day celebrations.
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Warning not to by-pass Te Tii Marae
Ngāpuhi leader Rāniera Tau has cautioned the Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern not to by-pass Te Tii Marae at Waitangi this year. This comes after the Prime Minister accepted the invitation to be welcomed on to Te Whare Rūnanga at the upper marae.
