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Opotiki trucker Robert Monk, of Robert Monk Transport, says its is a shame the Goverment has not included funds in its $212 million road upgrade package, announced in the weekend, for the Pekatahi road-rail...

CNI Kaingaroa Forest land allocation decided The eight iwi who make up the Central North Island iwi collective has announced the completion of a mana whenua process, and the ratification of the final allocation agreement in relation to their treaty...

Seven years after the body of James Takamore was snatched from a funeral parlour, it finally looks set to return...

An iwi with mana moana (authority over the sea) is campaigning to be removed from the larger Tuhoe settlement saying it role as kaitiaki of fishing rights in jeopardy. Te Upokorehe people in eastern Bay of Plenty argues the Crown package will erode its jurisdiction. The tribal group has a deep and long-running connection with Ohiwa Harbour, near Whakatane. A descendant, Kahukore Baker, said the iwi's rights would be absorbed by a larger...

A Ngai Tuhoe trustee wants to learn from other iwi how they work with the Department of Conservation to protect forest parks at a hui, which starts on Tuesday. The co-governance and co-management of parks and environments two-day forum is taking place at the national museum, Te Papa, and will be attended by Maori and Aboriginal leaders. Te Uru Taumatua trustee Matt Te Pou, a member of the Urewera National Park co-management , said he had...

Shareholders of Tūhoe Waikaremoana Māori Trust Board should decide the way forward for their land blocks. This from the new trustees, following the Māori Land Court's decision to remove the Trust Board as trustee of 13 Māori Reservations on the shores of Lake Waikaremoana. Kararaina Rangihau and Jennifer Moses are some of the trustees of 13 Māori land reserves located around the shores of Lake Waikaremoana. Kararaina...