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Taniwha proof of Maori water rights
The Maori Council has told the urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing into water rights that a long-held belief by hapu and iwi of taniwha as guardian spirits of the waterways is strong evidence of Maori belief that they 'owned' the water.

John Key: Waking the taniwha
The Maori Council's Waitangi Tribunal water claim has served notice that the "taniwha" of Maori customary ownership has been awakened by the Government's partial asset sales plan.

Brian Rudman: Dipsticks right: find iwi another piece of land
Last week radio host Willie Jackson was homing in on "greedy mongrels" and "Devonport dipsticks".

Whose land is it anyway?
Devonport locals are fighting to stop the sale of Navy land to Ngati Whatua