Tension, tolerance and protests greet Govt at Waitangi
Thousands gather to watch the arrival of the Prime Minister and politicians at Waitangi
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300 people slowly approached the marae in silence, holding up white flags.
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Thousands filled the Waitangi Treaty Grounds to watch the Kīngitanga-led group walk on.
Waitangi political challenges part of Aotearoa’s growth
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‘A step forward’: Agreement to sell Tūroa side of Mt Ruapehu signed
Meanwhile, no plans for the Whakapapa side of the mountain are set in stone.
Young Warriors return to Waitangi older and wiser
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Mary Los’e: I needed to get something more potent than the male appendage
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Peeni Henare at Waitangi: 'I lift my gun, I let the shots do the talking'
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Labour promises Ngāpuhi support in fight against Government
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Waitangi grounds: Tai Tokerau’s first wahine Māori Governor-General
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National Park Village renaming proposal splits community
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Willie Jackson: Māori deserve good faith bargaining
Act's attempt to divide New Zealanders is not in good faith.
Tama Potaka scolded for joking about David Seymour's hapū
Crown representatives have been welcomed to the National Iwi Chairs Forum in Kerikeri.
'Good challenge from both sides': Luxon speaks from Iwi Chairs Forum
PM says meeting included “good conversation” on the Treaty Principles Bill.
Horseback homage to historical hīkoi on route to Waitangi
Riders are expected to join the annual hīkoi on the final leg.
Stories behind the flags flying high at Waitangi
'The flags being waved this Waitangi don’t mean any harm, we protest in peace'.
'Points to our nationhood': Iwi support Treaty despite not signing in 1840
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Founding trio of Miraka stand down after 12 years of growth
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Te reo Māori version of Beds are Burning to be performed at West Auckland festival
Midnight Oil's Peter Garrett will sing the new version.
Chris Hipkins on New Zealand's progress and moves away from division
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Far North Mayor hosts first-time Waitangi local government sector presence
'It’s taken a lot of work to get as far as this.'