This week the Associate Minister for Primary Industries, Jo Goodhew, announced that Ngāi Tahu has purchased from the Crown 22,800 hectares of forestry cutting rights, on the West Coast of the South Island.[1] Ngāi Tahu, through their existing treaty settlement, is already the land owner on which the forest
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