It's been two years since Te Whakatōhea Trust Board opened its mussel processing plant with dreams of creating jobs and economic stability for its tribal members. But then Covid-19 struck, with in
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NewsTe Whakatōhea begins voting for Treaty settlement
History is being made in the eastern Bay of Plenty for Whakatōhea whānau as voting begins on settling the iwi's 30-year-long Treaty claim with the Crown.
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Whakatōhea to vote on $100 million Crown settlement
In mid-October, voting will open for Whakatōhea iwi members to decide whether to accept a $100 million settlement with the Crown.
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Maori style makes gumboots to rival high-end sneakers
Malachi Kurei (Te Whakatōhea), a year 13 student at Trident High School in Whakatāne has set up his own business selling Skellerup Red Band gumboots, which he paints with Māori designs.
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Iwi mourn the death of Sir Wira Gardiner
Sir Wira Gardiner has died after a long illness. He was 78.
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'New dawn' for Whakatōhea as settlement ratification process begins
For two of the leaders of the Whakatōhea Treaty of Waitangi claims process, this week's initialling of the Deed of Settlement has been a near lifelong mission.
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Whakatōhea hapū win customary marine title case
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.
