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2.161
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

R Douglas / S Fowler (Crown), Memorandum of counsel for the Crown providing an update on amendment papers to the Planning Bill and Natural Environment Bill, 20 Aug 26

Wai 682, the Ngāti Hine Lands, Forests and Resources Claim

25 Aug 2026
Size: 582KB
2.162
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

S-M Downs / M Cherrington (Wai 682), Memorandum of counsel seeking an extension to file reply submissions, 21 Aug 26

Wai 682, the Ngāti Hine Lands, Forests and Resources Claim

25 Aug 2026
Size: 496KB
2.163
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

S-M Downs / M Cherrington (Wai 682), Memorandum of counsel filing reply submissions to the Crown, 25 Aug 26

Wai 682, the Ngāti Hine Lands, Forests and Resources Claim

25 Aug 2026
Size: 613KB
2.168
Pre hearing - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Decision on application for urgent inquiry, 14 Sep 26

Wai 682, the Ngāti Hine Lands, Forests and Resources Claim

14 Sep 2026
Size: 823KB
A001
Other Document

The Trustee and the Trees: A Report on the Leasing of Papatarata A2

Papatarata A2 Native Trees claim

03 Aug 2015
Size: 7.71MB
L002
Other Document

Maori, The Crown and the Northern Wairoa District : A Te Roroa Perspective

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

27 Jul 2015
Size: 5.42MB
F001
Other Document

The Crown, Maori, and Mahurangi, 1840-1881

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

27 Jul 2015
Size: 5.47MB
C005
Other Document

Te Keti Block History

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

28 Jul 2015
Size: 1.44MB
O005
Other Document

Paul Goldstone report, Maori Population in the Kaipara, 1840-1920, Wellington, January 2001

Wai 674 - Combined Record of Inquiry for the Kaipara claims

28 Apr 2022
Size: 6.29MB
Wai 674
Report

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.

09 Jan 2006
Size: 17.71MB
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