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The last three decades has seen concerted efforts to unify the iwi and advance them into a world of promise, held in perpetuity, when chiefs of Ngati Paoa signed the Treaty of Waitangi in 1840 on the Waitemata Harbour, Karaka Bay in Glendowie and at Coromandel.

From the Waiheke Island tribunal case in the 1980’s, to the participation of waka taua Kotuiti Tuarua in the 150th Anniversary celebration of the Treaty in Waitangi 1990, to the Maori Land Court Section 30 Iwi representation case  in 1995, to marae DIY at Waiti in 2008 Ngati Paoa has maintained its presence along the Tikapa Moana coastline and inland to Tahuna, Waiti.

With the establishment of the Ngāti Paoa Trust in November 2004 as the mandated iwi representative, hope and optimism emerged to balance the loss of kaumatua and kuia who had long been the pataka korero, kaipupuri o te mauri and tuara of the iwi.

The Trust initiated a Long Term Plan as a road map towards a strategic position based on the key aspects

  • Governance
  • Whanau – Hapu  – Iwi  (Our People)
  • Tikanga me Nga Kawa
  • Environment
  • Resources
  • Policy
    • Liability
    • Investment
    • Distribution

The Trust is currently on the threshold of new challenges that continually press us towards kotahitanga, a unified sense of purpose that redefines our enduring commitment to our Ngati Paoatanga.

At the same time our shared understanding of the values of manaakitanga and whanaungatanga that connect our past, present and future  keep us in step with our destiny as we strive towards Treaty settlements at a wider level, while enhancing our marae for the well being of our people at a place called home – te hau kainga.

The Long Term Plan is set to grow another life of its own with a new energy, and dynamics that are driven from within the hearts and minds of our people. The Trust will continue to define the tribal vision and uplift our ability to forge enduring partnerships and alliances.

http://www.ngatipaoa.co.nz/
PageRank: Not available
(Clicks: 42; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 24, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
In 1988 the Whanganui River Maori Trust Board was constituted under the Maori Trust Boards Act 1955. The beneficiaries of the Board are the descendants and Hapu of Tama Upoko, Hinengakau and Tupoho. In addition to the functions conferred on the Board by section 24 of the Maori Trust Boards Act 1955, the Board shall from time to time negotiate with the Government, or any other body or authority concerned, for the settlement of all outstanding claims relating to the customary rights and usages of Te Iwi O Whanganui, or any particular Hapu, Whanau, or group, in respect of the Whanganui River, including the bed of the river, its minerals, its water, and its fish.
http://www.wrmtb.co.nz/
PageRank: 3/10
(Clicks: 8; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: May 3, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
The Waikato-Tainui website has been designed to give tribal members an opportunity to learn about and engage with the work of the tribe's administration authority, the Waikato Raupatu Trustee Company Ltd.rnrnAll peoples - national and international visitors, are invited to share in Waikato-Tainui culture, our distinct history, and realise our vision to grow a properous, healthy, vibrant, innovative and culturally strong iwi (tribe).
PageRank: 4/10
(Clicks: 30; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 23, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
Tuhono is an advocate for and contributes to a network of Maori individuals, iwi and other entities who wish to engage with each other in fostering our identity, wellbeing and potential, primarily through the following objectives.
PageRank: 4/10
(Clicks: 3; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 21, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
Te Mana Motuhake ō Tūhoe “Tūhoe nation describes the culture, language and identity of a people who still have a memory, through oral tradition, of pre-european Tūhoetanga and remember that free men don’t volunteer to be slaves"
http://tuhoe.net
PageRank: 0/10
(Clicks: 7; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Dec 11, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated Taiwhenua Contacts.
PageRank: 5/10
(Clicks: 10; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 24, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated Taiwhenua Contacts.
PageRank: 5/10
(Clicks: 10; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 24, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
Ngati Kahungunu Iwi Incorporated Taiwhenua Contacts.
PageRank: 5/10
(Clicks: 70; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 24, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
An entity called Te Runanga o Turanganui a Kiwa was registered in 1986 to be the mandated iwi authority for the tribes of Turanganui a Kiwa. The Runanga was charged with supporting the iwi, hapu and whanau of Turanganui a Kiwa toward "tino rangatiratanga".
PageRank: 4/10
(Clicks: 4; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Mar 21, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
The objects for which the Runanga was established are to conserve, promote, advance, and assist Toa Rangatiratanga within the area bounded by the southern mouth of the Rangitikei river to the Arahura river on the west coast of the South Island and across to Kaikoura on the East Coast and indeed in any place or places Ngati Toa people are resident.
PageRank: 2/10
(Clicks: 59; Listing Feedback: 0; Listing added: Jul 24, 2007) Listing Details Report Broken  Listing
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