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...of the historical background agreed between the Crown and Te Roroa is included in the Deed of Settlement, along with acknowledgements of Crown breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi and a Crown Apology for those breaches.
Te Roroa and the Crown have been engaged in periodic negotiations since 1992. In 1993 Te Roroa and the Crown entered into a “Framework Agreement” governing the conduct of negotiations. In 1996, the Crown formally recognised the mandate of the Te Roroa negotiators and the parti...
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...those who welcomed Pākehā (European) settlers to the region from the mid-1840s. Rangitāne enjoyed considerable benefits from the annual rents and trade with the new arrivals, who leased large areas of land. The Crown applied pressure on Wairarapa Māori to end the leases and instead sell their land to the Crown. In 1853-54 the Crown acquired about 1.5 million acres of land representing about three-fifths of the traditional rohe of Rangitāne.
When purchasing land the Crown led Rangitāne to...
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