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Login to the extranet | Media StatementsWednesday 15 July 2008 Closing date for submission of historical claims
Thursday 26 June 2008 Te Tau Ihu (northern South Island) inquiry (Wai 785)
Monday 3 March 2008 Whanganui District Inquiry Wai 903 continues in 2008The Whanganui District Inquiry Wai 903 continues this year with the first hearing week in Whanganui from 10-14 March at Paraweka marae, Pipiriki. The presiding officer, Judge Carrie Wainwright, says, “We’re looking forward to the next block of hearings in 2008. Tribunal hearings are open to the public, and we welcome everyone”. more>> Whanganui Inquiry last Tribunal hearing in 2007Next week, the Waitangi Tribunal will hold its last Whanganui district inquiry hearing for 2007 in Whanganui and in Taumarunui. The presiding officer, Judge Carrie Wainwright, says “Whanganui iwi have done a terrific job organising the hearings to date. It’s been an outstanding few weeks. We’re looking forward to the next block of hearings in early 2008”. more>> Friday 7 September 2007 Popular live broadcast of Tribunal hearing in WhanganuiThe live broadcast of the Whanganui District Inquiry by iwi radio station AWA FM means more New Zealanders can be part of what is happening. Judge Wainwright, Presiding Officer on the Whanganui District Inquiry says “Apparently whānau are tuning in both locally and overseas, and that's great”. more>> Monday 3 September 2007 Te Tau Ihu (Northern South Island) inquiry (Wai 785)The Waitangi Tribunal today released its second preliminary report on Te Tau Ihu customary rights (Wai 785). The first preliminary report discussed customary rights in the Northern South Island (Te Tau Ihu) district. This second report considers rights to the south of this, in the area defined by Te Runanga o Ngāi Tahu Act 1996 as the Ngāi Tahu takiwā. more>> Tuesday 28 August 2007 Live broadcast of Waitangi Tribunal hearing in WhanganuiIwi radio station AWA FM is live broadcasting the new Whanganui District Inquiry (Wai 903) in Whanganui this week. Judge Wainwright, Presiding Officer on the Whanganui District Inquiry says "the live broadcast means more New Zealanders can be part of our nation’s history. All Tribunal hearings are open to the public and everyone is welcome to come". more>> Monday 22 August 2007 Whanganui District Inquiry continues for Waitangi TribunalMore evidence in the new Whanganui District Inquiry (Wai 903) will be heard by the Waitangi Tribunal next week. more>> Monday 6 August 2007 Central North Island inquiry (Wai 1200)The Waitangi Tribunal has today released the remaining parts of its substantial report on Treaty claims in the Central North Island region. more>> Friday 3 August 2007 Waitangi Tribunal hears Whanganui District Inquiry WAI 903Whanganui Māori and the Crown will gather at Pūtiki Wharanui Marae next week to begin presenting evidence to the Tribunal on the Whanganui District Inquiry (WAI 903). more>> Friday 3 August 2007 Central North Island inquiry (Wai 1200)The Waitangi Tribunal has just released a further volume of its big report on Treaty claims in the central North Island region. This inquiry is the largest the Tribunal has ever undertaken, covering more than 120 claims from across the Rotorua, Kaingaroa and Taupo districts. more>> Wednesday 1 August 2007 Final Report On The Impacts Of The Crown's Settlement Policies On Te Arawa Waka and Other Tribes WAI 1353Today the Waitangi Tribunal released its second report on the Te Arawa Settlement process.The Tribunal said it could not endorse the Te Arawa settlement in its current form. more>> |