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Urban Maori Claims-Fisheries Commission

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Walker, Ranginui

Resource secondary author: 

none

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none

Source title: 

none

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none

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none
Publication Information

Publisher: 

Waipareira Trust

Place of publication: 

Tamaki Makaurau,

Date of Publication: 

July 1995

Physical description: 

7 pages, double sided, cover letter, includes maps, b/w

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Paper includes a truncated article proposed for Metro Magazine

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Cover letter,Submission to Waitangi Tribunal on Behalf of the Waipareira Trust, Introduction, Auckland Metropolitan Marae,The Sealords Claim, Maps - Crown Lands acquired from Ngai Tahu and Maori Land 1960, Metro article.

Content Description: 

The submission outlines the historical and social history of iwi as a political base, arguing that land alienation and other forces of colonisation destroyed, all but ideologically, the links for Maori with tribal resources. It outlines the emergence of urban Maori development and groupings as the meaningful and legitimate voice for Maori and goes on to outline the flawed nature of the Maori fisheries claim through the Sealords deal both as a global solution and in the division of benefits. A summary article for publication in Metro is also attached.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

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Information Sheet - "Iwi versus Multi Tribal"

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Tamihere, John

Resource secondary author: 

none

Resource tertiary author : 

none

Source title: 

none

Source author/editor 1: 

none

Source author/editor 2: 

none
Publication Information

Publisher: 

unknown

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1995

Physical description: 

2 pages, A4, doublesided, typed, with hand written notes added

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Stapled together with a paper from Ranginui Walker on Urban Maori Claims-Fisheries Commission, and content article for Metro.

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Introduction, Facts you should know,The Waipareira Way,Mandate/Representation.

Content Description: 

This paper makes a case for the rights of inclusion of urban Maori groupings (where members do not specifically whakapapa or interact with traditional tribal groups), Waipareira and Hoani Waititi Marae. The author argues that the historical and political realities that have resulted in the 'Waipareira Way' are a legitimate and powerful representative body of multi tribalism.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Viewed together with a paper from Ranginui Walker on Urban Maori Claims-Fisheries Commission, and content article for Metro.

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