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Māori Fisheries Settlement ‘not up for debate’ – Te Ohu Kaimoana

Māori Fisheries Settlement ‘not up for debate’ – Te Ohu Kaimoana

The Board of Te Ohu Kaimoana has announced it will pursue urgent meetings with political leaders to affirm that the 1992 Māori Fisheries Settlement is non-negotiable. The action follows recent comments and campaign commitments from political parties that the Board warns could “adversely affect and undermine the rights guaranteed to Māori” through the landmark settlement. “We are concerned with some … Read More

150-year wait ends: Soil turned for Ngāmotu Marae

150-year wait ends: Soil turned for Ngāmotu Marae

The mana whenua hapū of Ngāmotu have marked an historic milestone with the turning of the soil ceremony for the Ngāmotu Marae, taking a momentous step toward establishing a cultural and spiritual home in the city after a wait of more than 150 years. This central city marae is envisioned as a vital educational resource and a catalyst for Taranaki’s … Read More

’We need to get a bill out’: The continuing fight against seabed mining

’We need to get a bill out’: The continuing fight against seabed mining

The long-running battle against seabed mining in South Taranaki continues, with local iwi celebrating a recent win but already preparing for the next challenge. Te Pāti Māori MP Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, a long-time advocate in the fight, reflected on the significance of the struggle “It’s huge, I think for our iwi, for our whanau, for everyone. It dates the long battle … Read More

Seabed mining giant withdraws application following ‘scathing’ EPA draft, iwi blasts move as ‘cynical abuse’

Seabed mining giant withdraws application following ‘scathing’ EPA draft, iwi blasts move as ‘cynical abuse’

The battle to permanently ban seabed mining intensified after Trans-Tasman Resources Limited (TTR) abruptly withdrew its Fast-track application for the South Taranaki Bight, with iwi leaders immediately accusing the company of a calculated maneuver to avoid formal government rejection. Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Ruanui Trust delivered a scathing response, calling the withdrawal a “cynical, bad-faith abuse of New Zealand’s environmental … Read More

Saving lives, not the cause for speed-limit decrease in Kuku, says Mana Whenua

Saving lives, not the cause for speed-limit decrease in Kuku, says Mana Whenua

While Mana Whenua along the Ōhau-Manakau corridor are pleased to see the reduction in speed outside their marae to 80km/h, they are aware the change was not implemented to save lives but to progress a major roading project. The speed limit on State Highway 1 was controversially increased to 100km/h last July, which hapū members at Tukorehe Marae opposed, warning … Read More

Waitangi ki Waitara: He kaupapa e whakakotahi ana i te hapori o te raki o Taranaki

Waitangi ki Waitara: He kaupapa e whakakotahi ana i te hapori o te raki o Taranaki

Neke atu i te kotahi rau kaitūao i tautoko i te reo karanga o Waitangi ki Waitara, kia whakahaumaru i tēnei kaupapa ki te takutai o Ōtūpāiia.  Ahakoa kāore te nuinga e āhei ana te haere atu ki Waitangi, ko te whakaaro a te kaiwhakahaere a Matapaepae Urwin, o Te Āti Awa, kia whakatū i tētahi rā e ōrite tōnā … Read More

Ko te pānuitanga tuatoru o te pire whakatau kerēme o Ngāti Hāua

Ko te pānuitanga tuatoru o te pire whakatau kerēme o Ngāti Hāua

Tata ki te rua mano rima rau o ngā uri o Ngāti Hāua, he iwi kei te takiwā o Taumarunui, kei ngā tahatika o Whanganui awa, ā, koni atu i te rua rau o rātau ka tae atu ki Te Whanganui ā Tara, ki te whakakanohi i te kerēme. “Ēhara i te mea he tīkanga Māori tēnei tikanga, nā te … Read More