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The silent raupatu: an analysis of the Crowns policy proposals on Treaty claims involving Public Works acquisitions

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Jackson, Moana; Anaru, Taki

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Catalogue Number: 

ATOW-4

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Nga Kaiwhakamarama i nga Ture = Wellington Maori Legal Service

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

8 March 1996

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18 pages, 30 cm

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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An analysis of the Crowns policy proposals on Treaty clims involving public works aquisitions ; The Crown's policy proposals on Treaty claims involving public works acquitions - office of the Minister in charge of Treaty negotiations. The Treaty settlement process and the Public Works ACT; Introduction; Defining the basis for settlement; What then should be the aim of a Treaty Settlement process?; On what does teh Crown basse its Public Works proposals? ; Part two- the development and release of the Crowns proposals on public works - the process of the policy; The proposals themselves - what are they? an analysis; On whom does the burden of proof lie? Who has to prove the legitimacy of the claim? ; Lack of Adequate consultation; Failure to offer back surplus land ; Action of Local Authorities and stautory bodies ; Offer back at current market value ; Fiscal envelope ; Conclusion.

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Orewa revisited - protecting Maori rights

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Mulholland, Malcolm

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APOR-2

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Malcolm Mulholland

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2005?

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14 pages, 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Malcolm Mulholland summarises the progress of Maori language and then discusses Don Brash's speech at Orewa on the 27th of January 2004, where he "unleashed a wave of racism upon our people" and the political views of Labour and National.

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Orewa Rotary Club Address Wednesday 14th September

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Address by Hon John Luxton Minister of Maori Affairs to the One New Zealand Foundation, Rotorua, Friday , 14 October 1994, 7.30 pm

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One New Zealand

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Catalogue Number: 

APOR-2

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One New Zealand

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

14 October 1994

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11 pages, 30 cm.

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Cover reads: Embargoed until delivery check against Delivery

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Hon John Luxton, Minister of Maori Affairs discusses issues and progress being made in race relations, bringing people together to better understand our differences and to tolerate such differences at a public meeting on aspects of Maori policy.

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New Times, new racism

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Spoonley, Paul
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APOR-2 and APW-1

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Paul Spoonley

Place of publication: 

Auckland

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unknown

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4 pages, double sided, 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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New Racism: Power to the Pakeha; Fortysomething, Grey Power and Kohanga Reo; Post-modetarism: the privilege of employment; The Politics of Post-Fordism; Haka performed by Waka Huia, 1989 Polynesian Festival. Translated by Bob Hill.

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Managing diversity: a wolf in sheeps clothing?

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Grice, Shayne; Humphries, Maria

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APOR-2

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Shayne Grice

Place of publication: 

Hamilton

Date of Publication: 

1993

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13 pages, double sided, 30 cm.

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre, National Library
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Diversity; The deomgraphic argument; The strategic significance of managing diversity; Implementing programmes for successfully managing diversity; Discourse and a perspective on the emergence of diversity; Human resource management; Internally driven, not externally imposed; Focused on individuals not groups with diversity, rather than equality; Address the total culture, not just systems; The responsibilty of all not just personnel; Diversity and neo-racism; 

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Yes

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Confronting Racism: Conference on Racism, Indigenous Peoples ethnicity and Gender in Australia, New Zealand, Canada. University of : Sydney, December 9-11, 1993

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Rituals of encounter

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Way, Karena

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Filing Cabinet 2 - Tikanga

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Karena Way

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1996

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6 pages, double sided, 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Explains the encounters ritual passed down by ancestors to present day Tangata Whenua who have a turangawaewae with the marae. Discussing, Kawa, waewae tapu, kaumatua and kuia, attending a marae event and the processes from beginning to end.

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Yes

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Yes
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Tikanga Māori: 

Covenant - a solemn agreement ... A global south perspective on Anglicans, solemnity and agreement

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Te Paa, Dr Jenny Plane
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Catalogue Number: 

283.93 ANG - Filing Cabinet

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Dr Jenny Plane Te Paa

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unknown

Date of Publication: 

12 April 2008

Physical description: 

15 pages, numbered, 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Discussion on what ways global Anglicans might wish to define themselves as God's covenant people.

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The historical context of our ecumenical witness in this land

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Davidson, A K

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Filing Cabinet 2 - Churches in NZ

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A K Davidson

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unknown

Date of Publication: 

1995

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5 pages, double sided, 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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In the beginning god creates...; The sowing of seeds, 1814 - C1860; The transplanting period 1840 - 1876; Diggin in or taking root 1877-1919; Betwee the wars: 1919-1939 - Blight; 1940 - 1964 New life and growth; 1965 - 1985 Die back and pruning; Conclusion; Footnotes.

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Economic globalisation, indigenous peoples and the role of indigenous women

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Harawira, Makere
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320.993 HAR - Filing Cabinet

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Makere Harawira

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1999

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5 pages, 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre

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Yes

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Presented at the Hague Appeal for Peace Conference, May 1999, The Hague, Netherlands. Panel: "Women and Globalisation". Organiser; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Also available http://www.apc.org.nz/pma/Mak.htm Paper copyrighted to Makere Harawira Contact: Makere Harawira Email: [email protected]

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The Treaty of Waitangi: what does it mean?

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Daley, Glenys

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Catalogue Number: 

ATOW-3

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Glenys Daley

Place of publication: 

Auckland

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unknown

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3 pages, double sided, illustrations ; 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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The Treaty of Waitangi: what did it mean in 1840?; Values and beliefs; What does the Treaty mean to us in education today? What are our rights and responsibilites as state sector employees?; The future

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