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Professor aims to raise understanding of Te Tiriti at Massey University
The advancement of Te Tiriti o Waitangi is at the centre of a newly established role, at Massey University. Associate Professor Veronica Tawhai, has been appointed Pūkenga Tiriti, to help the univ
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Survey: Māori continue to experience government agencies' 'violence'
A survey, He Waka Eke Noa: Māori cultural frameworks for violence prevention and intervention, has highlighted continued state 'violence' against Māori.
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'Aotearoa New Zealand is not a western, Pākeha country'- immigrants' share views on Tiriti
When migrants come into this country, they deal exclusively with the Crown, and migrants say they find that the country is vastly different from the picture they had.
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'We own this whenua'- Titewhai Harawira on nearing 90 years of activism
Formidable is the word frequently used to describe Titewhai Harawira.
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How can you celebrate Waitangi from home?
The streets of Waitangi are empty as commemorations move off the Treaty grounds thanks to Covid-19.
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NewsOnline Waitangi commemorations win support from Te Kahu o Taonui
As Omicron looms over the country and mass events are unable to go ahead, commemorations for Waitangi Day have been changed into an online virtual experience instead.
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Te Tī Marae to continue with Waitangi Day celebrations
"Covid provides an opportunity for Ngāpuhi to reset ideas around the celebration of Te Tiriti" - Reuben Taipari
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Where did the huge crowds that descended on Waitangi yesterday go?
Ngāpuhi met at Tau Rangatira in Waitangi today to commemorate the signing of the 1835 Declaration of Independence. The pōhiri yesterday, however, was seemingly hijacked by protesters against the government's Covid-19 response.
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Planting new roots at Aotearoa's birthplace
"When migrants come into this country, they need to be given some induction," Multicultural NZ president Pancha Narayanan says.
