Digital Resource Library Search
These resources, from the Treaty and anti-racism movements, relate to events and actions from the 1960s to the present day. They come from a number of collections being held by TRC that are presently being digitised.
You can search by keyword or by categories, e.g., Formal group, (groups that feature in the resource); Sector (housing, health, education, media, etc.); Historical period; Format (type of resource, e.g., pamphlet, poster, report, letter, etc.) Your feedback and suggestions are appreciated.
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Treaty fight over fish | Tremewan, Philip | Part of an Outlook series: Specially compiled for use as a classroom resource. " A case over fisheries has led the Government to pay out $1 and 1/2 million and consult on a deal over Maori fishing rights. A court of appeal case has resulted in a new bill now before Parliament." |
Treaty fight over fish -- The treaty and the courts -- Court rules on state land transfer cae -- Reactions tgo Treaty of Waitangi Bill -- Suggested follow-up action. |
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Treaty Belongs to All Maoris | unknown | A report on Maori Council of Churches call that no one group of Maori can claim the Treaty of Waitangi as its special sacred document and on the detail of the Te Kotahitanga movements planned march to Waitangi | ||
Treaty and other approaches (from tauiwi/Tangata Tiriti perspective) | Treaty Resource Centre |
Equity - outcome focussed, as an end in itself, treaty influenced, as step toward treaty; Treaty features; Treaty process focussed - referenced, based |
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Treaty and equity - better relationships for all | Treaty Resource Centre | |||
Treaty and constitutional education newsletter - February 2003 | Anglican Diocese of Auckland |
Greetings from Jean and Pip ; Editorial ; Clarification - the kits ; Treaty consititutional change material ; Other resources, Videos |
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Treaty and Constitutional change education newsletter | Anglican Diocese of Auckland |
Editorial ; Material that might be useful: The following letter of Te Taha Maori Weterians o Aotearoa (Maori structure of the Methodist Church) was sent to all members of Parliament regarding ownership of the foreshore and seabed-reproduced with permission ;The length of a memory ; Other articles about the seashore and seabed issues ; A prayer for use at this time ; Voices past and present: new forms of old issues ; Government and some media ; Churches ; Maori and other indigenous voices ; Pakeha voices committed to Te Tiriti Waitangi ; A brief history of this education work? |
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Treaty 2000 Conference T shirt | Treaty 2000 Conference | T shirt has an assortment of historical Treaty protest slogans |
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Transcript of the Television Advertisment - Te Tino Rangatiratanga | Te Runanga Whakawhanaunga i Nga Hahi (Maori Council of Churches) | Scripted words used for a television advertisement for the Don't Vote - Register campaign. | ||
Transcript of Interview with Paul Temm QC - on High Court decision Maori rights to traditional fisheries | unknown | This edited transcript of a interview with Paul Temm QC and former Waitangi Tribunal Member,follows Justice Williams decision in the High Court confirming Maori fishing rights as guaranteed under the Treaty of Waitangi. Paul Temm explains the background and implication of the deicion. The interviewer is unknown. |
Questions include: How has the Treaty been regarded in the past by the courts?, Do you think that this decision is going to change anything?, How will it be implemented?, Will there be parallel laws governing fishing grounds? |
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Tractors for Treaty | unknown | Blacked hooded sweatshirt with the words 'Tractors for Treaty' . Created for Agricultural Fieldays, Mystery Creek, Hamilton. 2005 - 2006 |
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Towards Full Participation: Dual Goals for Career Planning for Indigenous Peoples | Durie, Mason | |||
Towards an equitable society: Affirmative action | Offices of the Race Relations Conciliator |
Affirmative action; Equal employment opportunity policy; Affirmative action;Affirmative action means; Affirmative action does not mean; The legal position; Affirmative action programmes and quotas; Bursaries and scholoarships for Maori students; University Polynesian preference schemes; Technical Institute and Trade schemes; Maori enterprise development; Maori affairs department housing loans; conclusion; The following artils are the transcripts of two recent speeches on Affirmative action. |
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Towards a bi-cultural church: Newsletter No. 13 | Christchurch Bi-cultural Working Group |
1940-1990; The kotuku; special supplement-whats happening in Methodism?; The bicultural journey is more than words; Te Tiriti o Waitangi; Ngai Tahu claim now presented; Some resources for 1990. |
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Toward biculturalism : a model for moving from monocultural to biculturalism and racism intervention | Karena Way |
Acknowledgement of present situation; motivation; gather data and information; instigate educative process wih management; bicultural action stages one to four; bicutltural outcomes; Treaty of Waitangi honoured |
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Toward a sustainable relationship | Herzog, Christine |
Possible models; Possible relationships |
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Tourangatira: the Assembly place | Cooke, Peter | A major carving project aims to unite Maoridim in 1990. | ||
Topics in contemporary Maori society | Walker, R.J |
The Waitangi tribunal's role in defining principles underlying the treaty, includes a paper on Introduction to Maori society past and present - Lecture 8: The power of tapu |
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Tom Te Weehi | Treaty Times | Biographical information about Tamati Paku (Tom) Te Weehi, committed to the betterment of Maori people regardless of their Iwi affiliations. | ||
To what extent could it be argued that Governor FitzRoy (1843-1845) and Governor Grey (1845 -1853) made a serious impact on the major problems of New Zealand? | Riley, Selwyn | This essay explores the impact of the Governance of Grey and FitzRoy in New Zealand and for Maori over the decades 1843-1853. | ||
To Network Waitangi Groups Action Alert! | Network Waitangi | Notice to Network Waitangi groups on hui for United Nations Rapporteur for the United Nations Draft Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Discussion on the role of Tangata Tiriti, or Tauiwi Tiriti educators and activists for Tino Rangatiratanga. Press Release. |
Notice regarding Te Kawariki hui at Waitangi 3-6 February 1997, The Role of Tangaa Tiriti/Tauiwi Tiriti Activists in the struggle for Tino Rangatiranga - Draft, Press Release - resolutions from 7th National Non-Maori Anti-racism and Treaty Workers Gathering |