The Māori Affairs Select Committee report back on the New Plymouth District Council (Waitara Lands) Bill has now been publicly released.[1] If passed into law
Earlier this month the Government and Ngāti Tūwharetoa entered into a Deed of Settlement to resolve historic Treaty of Waitangi grievances.[1] Along with the Crown
Over the last few weeks some iwi members from Ngāi te Rangi and other Tauranga iwi have been holding protests against the Hauraki iwi collective
The law firm, Chapman Tripp, has released a short report on Treaty Settlements, and economic impacts, entitled Te Ao Māori, Trends and Insights. The report
On Wednesday the Committee Stage of the Point England Enabling Bill was completed, and it is now ready for its third Parliamentary reading. This bill,
Yesterday the Ngāti Tamaoho Claims Settlement Bill was introduced to Parliament. If passed into law the iwi will receive commercial and financial redress is $10.3
This week the Court of Appeal is hearing the Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei case concerning its claim to exclusive Treaty of Waitangi settlement rights within central
At the weekend the Prime Minister, Bill English, met with the two Ngāpuhi groups involved in Treaty settlement negotiations. He advised both parties – Tūhoronuku
Last week, the Point England Development Enabling Bill 2016 was read a second time in Parliament. This bill, if passed into law, will allow for
This week Māori media are reporting the Crown has suspended the Treaty settlement negotiation mandate of Te Rūnanga a Iwi o Ngāti Kahu, as the
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