The Crown and Kahukuraariki Trust Board have signed an Agreement in Principle to settle the historical Treaty of Waitangi claims of
Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa. The settlement offer includes acknowledgments of, and a Crown apology for, the Crown's historical breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi and its principles, and the return of eleven Crown-owned sites of cultural and historical significance, including Stony Creek Station and the adjacent Thomson and Clarke Blocks, and the Stony Creek stock and plant.
[ Government Press Release ]
When Michael Cullen, the Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations, arrived for the singing at Taemaro Bay, on the Far North's east coast, on Saturday (22nd Dec.), he had to be protected from angry protesters after being verbally abused and jostled.
A spokesperson for
Ngati Aukiwa who oppose the agreement, Wilfred Petersen jnr, said most of the about 200 people at the beach were against the arrangement. "We didn't want them signing it on our land." He said the Ngati Aukiwa opponents' position had not changed and it would continue to press its own claims to reclaim Stony Creek station and whenua for its hapu. Ngati Aukiwa have been opposing Office of Treaty Settlements (OTS) negotiations with the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board. Ngati Aukiwa, who claim ancestral ownership of the property, do not recognise any trust board authority to negotiate with the Crown through OTS over the future of Stony Creek.
Links: Ngati Aukiwa |
Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa |
Cullen forced to flee signing by angry mob (NZ Herald)
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On the other side all you had was 200+ protestors. The government (OTS) is still up to it's old tricks of anyone can claim anything if it fits in with what the government wants. You can always find greedy people to sign.
We've been fighting this since before 1841 and I guess we'll be fighting it for another 160+ years.
Photos of Taemaro Bay and Mr Cullen
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occupations of farm block houses
I take it that these are actions designed to provoke the Crown and or the trustboard and the rest of the iwi. However,when all parties are reconciled I take it the occupiers will simply leave the houses and return to their own whare!
illegal wood felling on the farm
I take it this too is an action designed to provoke. By the way can anyone tell me how much money we all made from this little deal?Just so we can we can keep the books straight aye! When this raruraru is finally settled all the people will know the amount and we can then thank the individuals concerned for their creative enterpise.
The AIP agreement.
the signing of the Agreement in Principle on 22 December 2007 is the most significant action taken since our rangatira kaumatua kuia me nga tamariki hoki o era ra, first sent letters of protest to the Government beginning last century.
That we now have the extended Petersen whanau along with some other individuals, dissent from this view causes deep concern to most of us. We are whanaunga after all.However it must be made clear to everybody that though the Petersen whanau are significant in mana and number they do not make up the hapu of Ngati au Kiwi.Let it be clearly stated here the greater number of this hapu do not support the view held by the Petersen whanau.i.e that those iwi not connected to Waimahana and/or Taimaro via whakapapa have no entitlement to the land in question.This is at the core of all our raruraru.
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Let us leave the past behind us and move forward together now.
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KO te iwi o Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa
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A marae is definitely is needed for Taemaro.What about all the hapu that make up our iwi help our whanau out who live there to build one. Where is the money going to come from?What about the Catholic Church being approached [for some funding]It seems they played no small part in moving the iwi to Waitaruke why not help us move back.
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Me mohio koutou o mahi i Taemaro o te 22nd December kei kino nui e ra mahi me nga korero ano. Ka nui te whakama o tenei kuia i o koutou mahi.
Kei te poouri tonu ahau.
Ae pea i kite mai a Paeara kia koutou ma i tera ra. Me mohio kei te pakaru koutou ma i tana ngakau.
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E TU! E TU!E TU!
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Te iwi o Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa!
Te mea nui
HE TANGATA! HE TANGATA! HE TANGATA!
Kahore ke
he whenua! he whenua! he whenu
kahore ke
he whenua he whenua he whenua
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One thing you are right about nobody speaks for your whanau and life goes on without you all.
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Answer:No on both counts.
You are from Taupo Bay therefore you are Ngati Rua.There is so much needed to be done at your marae why dont you go and sort it all out down your way.
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To coin a phrase, have you or any of your whanau and supporters stopped to think:
What can I do for my iwi rather than, what can my iwi do for me?
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You call yourself Tamati Roha. What a joke!Your grandfather would 'kick your arse'to hear you carrying his name around and dragging it through the mud like you do.Your father Te Wano would have made you stand in the corner all day looking at the wall!
Grow up you poser!
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The rest of your statement is lost in translation
Please clarify.
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The Landlord.
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Of course your whanau and supporters do not receive any treaty funding because you do not have a mandate from the Government to operate on behalf of all the iwi.You speak only for yourselves.But tell me how would you sort this out? Through respectful dialogue or simply yelling at others who dont hold your views.Korero mai.
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Kia ora whanaunga
It is correct that you dont receive any treaty funding from the Trustboard nor does any other of our marae unless of course we use them for hui then we give a koha. Primarly the funding is for things like the running of the Mangonui Office, payment of staff who man it,electricity phone office product postage etc.
It is not cheap to run an office ask around.
You do not permit us to use the marae at Waimahana so we never go there even though you dont own it, we would rather not have an unseemly row about it.
So we hold hui at other places most often Waitaruke.
Also once a month trustees are paid petrol money to attend hui,the amounts vary it depends on where one lives and how far one needs to travel e.g Kawerau to Waitaruke.And it just covers the cost of running a car believe me.You know what petrol costs are like so, you wont get rich sitting on this board thats for sure.
If you would like to see a regular monthly financial spreadsheet of the board I m sure it can be arranged.
Have a great day whanaunga.
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Please direct me to where I can get the minutes and reports to which you refer.
I will of course pass on your comments to the Taemaro and Waimahana trustees Im sure they wont mind me mentioning their names.
Sandra HeiHei _ Taemaro
Alec Aperahama
Thelma Day - Waimahana
Celia Robinson
They are all lovely people,intelligent and very kind an absolute asset to their hapu and the iwi as a whole.
Mihi mai whanaunga.
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I've contacted the Office of Treaty Settlements in Wellington for the precise funding amount and details but they won't release any details to me. Can someone on the board request these details and send them to me?
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I am unsure why OTS have not been more forthcoming re your request. They are required
[in law]to help you. Be specific in your requirements.
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What did Teddy know that we dont know of Bully Peterson,Michael Peterson and Co?Did he foresee their greed overrriding everything,that they would ruin the iwi if necessary to have their way.Just look around you today.
The iwi must stand up to this terrible behaviour of 'one of our own'and not permit it to go for much longer.
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We know who you are!
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Noho ora mai tauiwi!
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Firstly; so what if someone posted the AIP photos on this website? Are you ashamed of your iwi fighting for what has been stolen from them?
Secondly, my whanau are direct descendants of Paeara. What about yours?
Thirdly, am I wrong to think that the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board represents the entire iwi including Taemaro? If so; why shouldn't I demand things from them? Aren't they a Trust Board? Don't they have a legal responsibility to keep their members informed? I've been asking the Trust Board simple questions since January 2008; but they refuse to response in a civil manner. I don't know why; but it doesn't look good.
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Ano to ahua hoki kia matou nei kei te ahuaatua ke. Mo te aha?
Ano mehemea e pa ana to whanau kia Paeara ae marika anaianei me tika hoki o tuhituhi me to ahua hoki
Nga mahi o Te Poari o Kahukuraariki kei te pakeke tonu.Me haere mai koe ki nga hui o te Poari i reira me tu koe, ka kite te katoa ia koe, korero mai kia matou aha ke o hiahia, kaua e tu mai i muri o te kuaha e korero ana koe kia koe ano!
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[Perhaps the day has arrived for you to begin to learn the language]
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You dont have the guts to stand up and publicly affirm who you are so I will do it for you.
You say you are uri of Paeara what a joke you're distant on a good day.[Your grandfather Teddys dad was from the Waikato] Genuine uri o Paeara would never do what your'e doing right now which is playing pathetic games with the iwi.
We know your game its dumb so go away tauiwi.
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Wow! So much love going on here. Isn't it great being a maori Ella?
So; are you ashamed of your iwi fighting for what has been stolen from them? We should be fighting the theiving government not each other.
I am a direct descendant of Paeara; I suggest you stop reading Pita's story book. My uncle Teddy would be ashamed of you questioning his kaumatua status.
Am I wrong to think that the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board represents the entire iwi including Taemaro? If so; why shouldn't I demand things from them? Aren't they a Trust Board? Don't they have a legal responsibility to keep their members informed? I've been asking the Trust Board simple questions since January 2008; but they refuse to response in a civil manner. I don't know why; but it doesn't look good.
All my love, Paeara Family
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happy days tauiwi.
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Happy days behind the kuaha tauiwi.
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So let's move on from this little game of blame and defame kupapa. I've answered your Kelly question by telling you that you still don't know who I am; so take another guess. So since I answered your question why don't you answer a few of my simple questions:
1) Are you ashamed of your iwi fighting for what has been stolen from them?
2) Did Pita really tell you that Teddy Emery wasn't a direct descendant of Paeara?
3) Am I wrong to think that the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board represents the entire iwi including Taemaro? If so; why shouldn't I demand things from them? Aren't they a Trust Board? Don't they have a legal responsibility to keep their members informed? I've been asking the Trust Board simple questions since January 2008; but they refuse to response in a civil manner. I don't know why; but it doesn't look very good.
Paeara Family
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do you really know what kupapa means its...
if your'e going to use Maori terms do try to use them in the correct context...and yeah Facebook was mmm...taken on AIP signing day in Taemaro from not sure where...pretty good shots though...
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Kupapa is a Māori-language term used to describe Māori fighting for the Government in the New Zealand Land Wars of the nineteenth century . Also described as Queenites (from Queen Victoria) or Loyal Māori, their motives for fighting against other Māori were often based on traditional tribal rivalry, old scores or a pragmatic decision to benefit from the trade provided by settlers.
The term has also a modern usage in a derogatory sense to describe a Māori who is seen as being on the Pākehā side and acting against the interests of the Māori community.
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"A Māori who is seen as being on the Pākehā side and acting against the interests of the Māori community."
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So let's finally move on from this game of yours Kupapa. Why don't you answer a few of my simple questions:
1) Are you ashamed of your iwi fighting for what has been stolen from them?
2) Did Pita really tell you that Teddy Emery wasn't a direct descendant of Paeara?
3) Am I wrong to think that the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board represents the entire iwi including Taemaro? If so; why shouldn't I demand things from them? Aren't they a Trust Board? Don't they have a legal responsibility to keep their members informed? I've been asking the Trust Board simple questions since January 2008; but they refuse to response in a civil manner. I don't know why; but it doesn't look very good.
Paeara Family
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kupapa=adj. at a low level
kupapa= n.tetrapathaea tetandra a climbing plant,
a pattern of ornamental lattice-work for interior of a house.
again happy days tauiwi
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Tauiwi u korero crap and u are slo-mo!
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H W WILLIAMS M.A
should you wish to check out te reo Maori.
Best there is tauiwi.
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"A Māori who is seen as being on the Pākehā side and acting against the interests of the Māori community."
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By the way Paeara acted for the interests of the Maori community; he wasn't a sell out like you.
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Let's move on from this game of yours Kupapa. Why don't you answer a few of my simple questions:
1) Are you ashamed of your iwi fighting for what has been stolen from them?
2) Did Pita really tell you that Teddy Emery wasn't a direct descendant of Paeara?
3) Am I wrong to think that the Ngatikahu ki Whangaroa Trust Board represents the entire iwi including Taemaro? If so; why shouldn't I demand things from them? Aren't they a Trust Board? Don't they have a legal responsibility to keep their members informed? I've been asking the Trust Board simple questions since January 2008; but they refuse to response in a civil manner. I don't know why; but it doesn't look very good.
Paeara Family
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When all the votes are counted it will define the future for the iwi and that is how it should be.
Those who have remained static in their thinking with little vision will surely be overcome by the tide of history that is surging in.
The time of hope expectation and a bright future for the mokopuna is almost upon us.
The past has already been lived the future awaits.
Noho ora mai tauiwi.
noho ora mai tauiwi.
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Although we disagree, we are whanau, all the best, arohanui, Paeara Family
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I've been asking the Kahukuraariki Trust Board the following questions since January 2008; but unfortunitely I haven't received a straight answer from any of them to date.
1) Pita Pangari (Peter Pangari) is not toto; he was adopted into our hapu and believes he had a vision/calling to continue leading our people in this claim. Additionally, Pita continues to claim both his natural and adopted hapu. Yes or No?
2) The Ngati Kahu ki Whangaroa Trust Broad is not a legal entity it is represented legally as the "Kahukuraariki Trust Board". How is it audited
and held accountable to the trust members?
3) How are the trust members vetted?
4) How often are trust board member elections held?
5) Can you please tell me when we will be voting on the government's offer? Also; when we do vote on their offer do the trust board plan to have the
voting register and the vote itself independently audited; by say E&Y? This will hopefully ensure that the result won't be contested; perhaps the
government might fund this?
Paeara Family
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Why is asking a trust board to be accountable dumb?
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Those who have remained selfish in their thinking with no vision will be overcome.
Hope, expectation and a bright future for the mokopuna has always been there.
The past has already been lived and should be respected not discarded; our future is out there so let's take it.
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After the signing in princple I was finally able to have a look, it is very scarey, what is being given back? and to whom? Kahukuraariki have full right to lease knowing that Crown have a 50% right of money, the land wasn't settled it was gifted and finally, (some)land title has already been determined fee simple, and what whanau, organisations anywhere in NZ have government departments involved with their interests. My final coment, why have Ngati Aukiwa whanau been termed protestors, angry mob instead of seeing us as concerned benificiares to the signing and how many were there to tautoko I ask
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Now for the Trust Board setup by Pita under a mandate he receieved from the pple of Taemaro and other Marae including Waimahana ,First and foremost Pita never once told any land owners of Taemaro that the Trust Board he plan to setup with others would strip the owners of their rights as owners,never once did Pita or his legal Advisors say,that owners could not have a say to how their land was used, how do I know because I was the SEC for the team that took the kaupapa and mandate to our whanau at the Hui at Waitaruki,in 1997
and I still have the minutes and notes to all the meeting of that interim Team held
But first and foremost let me acknowledge Uncle Bully for his stubboness to not let go of his insight to maintain at all times the mana of his tupuna let me tell you all, thank God Uncle Bullys refusal to give his blessing too, that Hui for that I am extremely grateful for,because now the rightful owners will claim what my Tupuna Hemi Rua and all the other whanau mentioned in Hemi Rua.s claim all those many years ago and what they all died for.
The rightful owners will seek ownership as the mokopuna to all those Tupuna for Stoney Creek.And one of those mokopuna is Wilford Petersen and his whanau who have every right to be on that land at Stoney Creek because he and his siblings are owners of Stoney Creek, not the NgatiKakhu Ki Whangaroa Trust Board.
As for Pita my reason for leaving the proposed Trust Board Of Ngatikahu Ki Whangaroa Trust back in the late 1990s were that I asked your legal advisor Richard Hawke a question about the landowners rights (which included me)and his reply was he represents only Pita and from that moment I recognised that you Pita had duped all thoses pple and from there on I refuse to recognise your Trust Board in any concept,on the grounds that,
Pita you lied about my Tupuna HEMI RUA PAEARA and all the old pple no longer with us, in the whakapapa you yourself Pita made up and presented in your wai 116 claim
But little did you realise Pita that the old pple had passed the whakapapa down and now you are being challenged by Hemi Rua,s mokopuna,s and that in its self will now reflect on where you go too with the Trust Board
Futhermore I have seen comments on this site about Teddy Emery and others who have since passed on ,for what ever reasons you all want to speak about our Tupuna, BE AWARE it has its costs as well.
Another corection also Richard Hawke and his Whanau did not vote for the mandate at Waitaruki in fact he withdrew from the meeting,And the endorsement came from the Kuia and kuamatua who were there on the day
On knowledge passed on by Ted Emery yes there are allegations that Pita stole the information that was written down in a book, that book has never been returned by Pita even though he was seen with the book by one of Pita,s own whanau,when the book disappeared Pita denies taking the Book but the person (a young man at the time,Pita knows who he is ) whose saw Pita with the book has step up to the mark and challenged Pita.Funny thing though the book went missing when Pita left and has not been seen since,Tell me why would a young man want such a book that was of no use to him.The young man only found out the important of that book after it went missing and he got the blame for the book been lost,And this young man has suffered since, pple can come to their own conclusion
And another thing Uncle Bully had been talking with Peter about TAEMARO and Stoney Creek long before Peter started the research for wai 116 claim application, you pple need to get you facts right,for alot of the pple who were there at the very beginning excluding Uncle Bully from the very onset of Pita,s claim is rubbish
Well thats it from me and Pita you have alot of explaining to do to me
Marie Paul
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I've created a web site which has all of the funding payments made by OTS to NKKWTB; it also details NKKWTB's creative expense claims. Interestingly, of the $253,000 paid to date to the NKKWTB; there seems to be about $43,000 unaccounted for.
www.ngatikahukiwhangaroa.com
Regards, Paeara Family
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As well as being lead by dictorial/overbearing chairpersons who force their agendas and beliefs on our iwi.
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I'm more than happy to do this on our website (www.ngatikahukiwhangaroa.com); anything that promotes open and frank discussion between our entire iwi is good; wherever they are in the world.
It should only take a few weeks to get this up and running if the iwi wants it.
Regards, Paeara Family
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I'll start working on it as soon as I can; if anyone has any suggestions on what it should look like or how it should work then please feel free to send me an email at paeara (at) ihug.co.nz; or just visit www.ngatikahukiwhangaparoa.com to see how I've progressed.
Regards, Paeara Family
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