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Ngā Hapū o Ngāti Porou The Crown and Ngāti Porou signed a deed of agreement under the Foreshore and Seabed Act (now repealed) in 2008.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...
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...their surrender, Crown forces attacked a group of people, includingHineuru, camped at Ōmarunui. On the same day Crown forces also intercepted and surrounded, and then subsequently attacked, another group led by Te Rangihīroa near Pētane. About 35 Māori, including Te Rangihīroa and other Hineuru people, were killed in the two attacks. Crown forces subsequently pursued Hineuru and other Māori, who escaped the attacks, into the Hineuru rohe and plundered the kāinga at Waiparati as well as t...
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...1850s there was rising tension over land alienations. Ngāti Koroki Kahukura actively supported the establishment of the Kīngitanga and in an effort to safeguard their lands from alienation, placed their lands under the protection of the Māori King. At the same time, their rangatira Tioriori worked to maintain cordial relations with the Crown.
In 1863 war broke out after Crown military forces breached the Kīngitanga aukati along the Mangatawhiri. This resulted in the...
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...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...
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...Incoming Ministers
Published: 01 February 2024
The Briefings of the Incoming Ministers (BIM's) outline the roles of the Ministers and the key issues in their respective portfolios - Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations (including takutai moana) and Māori Crown Relations. They also outline how our agency supports the Ministers to achieve their priorities.
2023 Briefing for the Incoming Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations.
2023 Briefing for the Incoming Minister for Takutai...
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