Today saw the first reading for the deed of Ngāi Tūhoe in Parliament. They are a people who have suffered serious abuse by the Crown, which is why the Rūātoki raids featured in today's discussions
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Stage 5 of Ngāpuhi claims
The Waitangi Tribunal has been welcomed to Whangarei for the Stage 5 of hearing of claims of the wider Ngāpuhi region.
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Barker steps up to the plate
He's only just landed the chairman's job, but Neville Baker is already knocking on the Govt's door.
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Māori Council's application for 4G rights declined
The Māori Council has yet again failed in its bid to have Māori rights recognised over something they say is a 'taonga'. The Waitangi Tribunal declined the Māori Council's application for an urgent hearing over radio spectrum for the 4G network, which no doubt boosted the Govt's confidence before the spectrum is auctioned off next month.
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Native Affairs- A Turbulent Past
It's an aerodrome with a turbulent past. During World War II, several Māori whānau lost the rights to their whenua for the construction of the Kaikohe Aerodrome.
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Kaikohe Aerodrome central in claim
Ancestral lands taken under the Public Works Act was the crux of a claim presented to the Waitangi Tribunal in relation to the Kaikohe Aerodrome and former railway line.
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Bay of Islands hapū tribunal submissions
The Crown has continued to collude with local government in recent years, by taking more and more Māori land.
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Day one for Northland tribes' hearing
It's day one of the Waitangi Tribunal hearing for Northland tribes, patukeha, Ngāti Kuha and Ngāti Manu.
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Tribunal in Bay of Islands
The Bay of Islands was the venue for a site visit by the Waitangi Tribunal today, before the claims hearings begin tomorrow for Ngāti Kuta, Patukeha, Ngāti Manu and Te Kapotai.
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Ngāpuhi hearings begin
Ngāpuhi leaders are already forecasting it will take over three years to hear the full extent of all 380 Ngāpuhi Treaty claims, but their opening statements could be crucial at the first day of the Waitangi Tribunal hearing.
