The eastern Bay of Plenty hapū say they are "ecstatic".
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Whakatōhea Treaty settlement valued as one of the largest yet
More than 6000ha of land will be returned alongside 5000ha of marine space.
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Iwi unite to dominate seafood industry
Watch out for a new force in the industry based on 40 years of work.
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Tūranga Health protects essential workers from sickness
Essential kaimahi receive a virtual 'awhi' from Māori health provider, Tūranga Health, with much-needed flu vaccines.
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Whakatōhea return to moana, after rāhui lifted
Te Whakatōhea iwi coastline rāhui. This morning a contingent of 20 people met at Paerata ridge for a special ceremony to lift the rāhui and open their seas up for business as usual.
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Rāhui on Whakaari, is anyone really listening?
The prohibition and cautions of rāhui across coastal areas have been supported by many living in the Bay of Plenty region out of respect for those affected by the Whakaari eruption. But Christmas, hot weather and the need for seafood has seen some disregard the rāhui. Te Ao spoke to Mātaatua iwi, who are doing their best to hold the rāhui frontline, about the situation.
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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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Te Whakatōhea launch new vessel
Te Whakatōhea Mussels launched their newest vessel, named Kukutai, into the Waitemata Harbor today. It's the second vessel in their new fleet that will see employment opportunities and boost the local economy of Opōtiki.
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Te Whakatōhea launches new mussel ship
Whakatohea Mussels' new ship, the Kukutai, has been launched in Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Repatriated personnel to be laid to rest
Twenty-seven servicemen and one child who died in Malaya, Thailand, and Vietnam between 1955 and 1971 were returned to New Zealand yesterday morning.
