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NewsAirport terminal design wins gold award for Taranaki hapū and project team
New Plymouth Airport's new terminal creates a rich and engaging experience for travellers.
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Airport project enables Taranaki hapū to be visible on ancestral lands again
Puketapu hapū was a finalist at last night's NZ Building Industry Awards.
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Māori food banks get bulk storage and distribution assistance
A new food distribution organisation is working with more than 50 Māori communities to distribute kai.
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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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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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Petition calls for halt to Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua Treaty Negotiations
A petition has been put together by hapū and iwi of the Whangārei region opposing to the Ngāti Whātua Settlements. The mandate given by the Crown to Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua continues to be challenged as it doesn't have support from all hapū.
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Housing New Zealand works with Whangārei hapū
Housing New Zealand plans to work collaboratively with a Northland hapū to ensure a community approach for their new housing development in Whangārei. The project has a local hapū excited about the input they could have in the new development.
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NewsChildren's Commissioner calls for revamp
The Children's Commissioner is calling for a significant change and improvement in the way Family Group Conferences (FGCs) are conducted. Specific areas in need of development include the care and protection, youth justice, greater involvement of whānau, hapū and iwi groups.
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Whakarewarewa Joint Trust re-election hui overturned
Three Te Arawa hapū of Ngāti Whakaue have kept their two elected trustees on the Whakarewarewa Joint Trust (WJT). Ngāti Hurunga Te Rangi, Ngāti Taeotū and Ngāti Te Kahu successfully overturned a re-election hui called at Papaiouru marae's ancestral house of Tamatekapua at Ōhinemutu.
