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The Kaipara Report

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

The report covers 14 individual claims stretching from Dargaville down the West Coast to Muriwai, and from Mangawhai on the East Coast to Riverhead on the Waitemata Harbour. The Tribunal concluded that claimants were prejudiced by numerous breaches around these issues and that several breaches to articles 2 and 3 of the Treaty of Waitangi had occurred. The Tribunal finds that the Ngati Whatua o Kaipara claim (Wai 312), and four other southern Kaipara claims, are well founded. This report also contains a minority opinion from one of the Kaipara Tribunal members, Dr Michael Bassett.

An Introductory Overview with Representative Case Studies, Maori Land Development 1929-1954, by Ashley Gould (CFRT), 1996 (Registrar)

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

Bruce Stirling report, “Ngati Whatua Native Land Court Block Histories, 1864-1900”, November 1998 (Wai 312, A4, A4 a-i)

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

Bruce Stirling Report, “Ngati Whatua and the Crown 1864-1900” (Wai 312, A7)

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

Donald Loveridge report, The Origins of the Native Land Acts and Native Land Court in New Zealand, 3 November 2000, (Wai 100, I3, Wai 686, P1)

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

Rangahaua Whanui District 1 Auckland Report - Working Paper: First Release by Rose Daamen, Paul Hamer& Barry Rigby, July 96
(Wai 271, A12; R/W 6-1, A1)

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

Te Aroha Lands claim

Wai 663 Record of Inquiry

Te Aroha Lands claim

The Te Aroha Maunga Settlement Process Report

Te Aroha Lands claim

This report currently has no report summary.

Report on Aspects of the Wai 655 claim

Whanganui/Rangitikei Block claim

This short report concerns a claim about the inclusion of Ngā Wairiki in the proposed Ngāti Apa Treaty settlement.