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• Ngai Tai ki Tamaki Agreement in Principle to Settle Historical Claims 5 Nov

• Tapuika

  ...Authority. Summary of the historical background to the claims of Tapuika The historical account describes how, when the Crown brought war to Tauranga in 1864, members of Tapuika went to assist their traditional allies. The Crown regarded Māori who fought against it in the Tauranga battles as rebels and confiscated 290,000 acres of land around Tauranga including land in which Tapuika had customary interests. The Crown retained 50,000 acres and returned the remainder to Mā...

• Ngāti Ruanui

  ...Taranaki in the mid-1880s. The land returned was done so under individual title and placed under the control of the Public Trustee. Much was farmed by settlers under perpetually renewable leases. Additionally, because of the ability of the Public and Māori Trustees to alienate certain types of land, over 60% of the land was sold by 1974. Title amalgamation in 1963 meant owners no longer had specific interests in customary land but in all reserves throughout Taranaki. The subsequent investigati...

• Letter recording deed amendments

• Hamilton emergency kai ecosystem

• Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou Deed of Agreement and Ngāti Pahauwera Recognition Agreement

  Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou The Crown and Ngāti Porou signed a deed of agreement under the Foreshore and Seabed Act (now repealed) in 2008. A deed to amend the deed of agreement was signed on 9 August 2017 by the Ministers for Māori Development and Treaty of Waitangi Negotiation. The deed to amend updates the original deed of agreement following the repeal of the Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004 and the enactment of te Takutai Moana Act 2011. Ngā hapū o Ngāti Porou has progressed their applicati...

• How to make an Official Information Act request

  ...of information. You may find the information you want is already available: Official Information Act responses Cabinet papers and related material Treaty settlement quarterly reports  Treaty settlements  Treaty settlements landbank and the Māori protection mechanism  Making a request Your request should include: your name your contact details (email or postal address) details of the information you want Your request should be as clear and specific as you can possibly make it...

• Ngati Rangiteaorere Agreement in Principle 6 Oct 2011

• Ngati Makino Documents Schedule 2 Apr 2011

• Ngāti Pūkenga

  ...Moana after Crown troops attacked Pukehinahina. In 1865, the Crown issued an order in council to create a confiscation district which was extended by statute in 1868 to include 290,000 acres. It also purchased 93,000 acres of the land ‘returned’ to Māori inside the confiscation district at Katikati Te Puna from another iwi without investigating the ownership of this land. The Crown paid Ngāti Pūkenga compensation of £350 for their interests in the 50,000 acres of the confiscation distri...