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Key expects to feel the heat at Waitangi

Prime Minister John Key says he is expecting a "rough" reception at Waitangi this year as he walks into a hotbed of issues.

Paul Moon: A post-Treaty era likely to bear lasting fruits

Historians and prophets, by the nature of their vocations, tend to look in opposite directions, writes Paul Moon.

Gareth Morgan targets 'Brash-think'

Gareth Morgan is heading to Orewa to confront what he calls the "ignorance of Brash-think".

Mike Butler: Morgan errs on land-loss rhetoric

Gareth Morgan has demonstrated a willingness to offer solutions to numerous problems confronting New Zealand.

Morgan lays down Treaty challenge

Philanthropist and economist Gareth Morgan has set out two challenges to the Government at his first visit to Ratana Pa.

Morgan: Get radical on race issues

Pakeha nearly "exterminated" Maori and need to make good on the intent of the Treaty - including compulsory te reo in all primary schools, Gareth Morgan says.

Bad calls cut $66m to $16m

But iwi group will not take its founding trustees to court to recover lost "Treelords" settlement cash because of cost and "ongoing damage to the reputation of the trust".

Bryce Edwards: Challenges to the Treaty consensus

Bryce Edwards: Is turbulence returning to race relations via a renewed debate about the role and place of the Treaty of Waitangi?

Iwi to limit access to 90 Mile Beach

Far North iwi say they plan to limit access to Ninety Mile Beach for cars and tour buses after their Treaty agreement is passed into law.

Waitangi wrangle burns $1m legal fees

Treaty Settlements Minister Chris Finlayson has launched a stinging attack on former High Court judge and Waitangi Tribunal chairman Sir Eddie Taihukurei Durie.

In charge of keeping secrets

National minister Chris Finlayson's world has become a little more 007 with his anointment as Minister for Spies, but his first love remains the Treaty of Waitangi settlements.

Editorial: Free entry to Treaty site nation's right

Visitors to the splendid Treaty grounds at Waitangi probably assume the taxpayers of New Zealand happily pay for the facilities there.

Brian Rudman: Forget the myth, let's talk about Waitangi charge

Prime Minister John Key says he's upset that the Waitangi National Trust is charging New Zealanders $15 to enter the historic Waitangi Treaty Grounds.

Waitangi fee 'sends all the wrong signals'

Winston Peters is at odds with one of his new MPs - the Waitangi National Trust chairman - over the trust’s move to charge kiwis to visit the treaty grounds.

$15 Treaty ground fee 'outrageous'

The return of entry fees for Kiwis at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds is outrageous, says the newly elected local MP.

Maori names for volcanic cones

Many of Auckland's volcanic cones, including those at the Domain and Mt Smart, have gained official Maori names under a Treaty of Waitangi settlement.