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Aspects of a Maori world view

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Resource primary author: 

Herzog, Christine
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

HTM - Handout Tikanga Maori

Publisher: 

Manukau Institute of Technology

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1998

Physical description: 

2 pages, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

These materials were developed by Christine Herzog, Te Tari Matauranga Maori, Manukau Institute of Technology for the Manukau City Council, October 1998

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

Provides a list of concept of a Maori world view, a description in English, who it relates to, what do we know and what do we do, how do we do it, when, where and why.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Please acknowledge the source if you are copying them. Copy held with Articles 305.8994 ASP

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Yes

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Tikanga Māori: 

Kaupapa

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Catalogue Number: 

HTM - Handout Tikanga Maori

Publisher: 

Treaty Resource Centre

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2006

Physical description: 

1 page, 30 cm

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Materials produced by Treaty Resource Centre, 2006 for Manukau City Council Staff training

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

Provides an explanation on Kaupapa.

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Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Please acknowledge source if copying. Copy held with Articles 305.8994 KAU

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Yes

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Tikanga Māori: 

He waiata poto / He waiata Kinaki - Some short waiata / some support waiata

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Manukau Institute of Technology
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

HTM - Handout Tikanga Maori

Publisher: 

Manukau Institute of Technology

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2006

Physical description: 

1 page, double sided, 30 cm

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Content Description: 

Provides 9 waiata, collated byTe Tari Matauranga Maori, Manukau Institute of Technology

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Copy held with articles 781.62994 WAI

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Yes

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Tikanga

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

HTM - Handout Tikanga Maori

Publisher: 

Treaty Resource Centre

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2006

Physical description: 

1 page, 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Includes references

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Content Description: 

Provides an explanation of Tikanga

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Please acknowledge source if copying Copy held with Articles 305.8994 TIK

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Yes

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Tikanga Māori: 

Whanaungatanga

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Resource primary author: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

HTM - Handout Tikanga Maori

Publisher: 

Treaty Resource Centre

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

2006

Physical description: 

1 page, 30 cm

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Materials produced by Treaty Resource Centre, 2006 for training course for Manukau City Council staff. Includes references

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Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

Provides an explanation of Whanaungatanga.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Please acknowledge the source if copying. Copy also held in Articles 305.8994 WHA

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Yes

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Tikanga Māori: 

The State Owned Enterprises Act 1986 - Its effect on Maori Land

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Catalogue Number: 

354.93 STA - Filing Cabinet

Publisher: 

unknown

Place of publication: 

unknown

Physical description: 

1 page, double sided on pink paper. 30 cm

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Content Description: 

Fact sheet and information regarding the State Owned Enterprises Act and how it affects Maori Land

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Yes

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Yes

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The Treasury and the Treaty (Not a pretty pair!)

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Resource primary author: 

Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust

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Programme on Racism
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

352.4 CON - Filing Cabinet and T-03 Te Tirity o Waitangi

Publisher: 

Kia Mohio Kia Marama Trust

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

unknown

Physical description: 

14 pages, double sided, 30 cm; cover sheet on yellow paper A3 folded sheet.

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

The Doctrine of Ingallibility; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part one: what does the Treasury know abou the Treaty of Waitangi?; Cartoon - First, lets cover up a few ... um... cracks! ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part two: What the Treaty means according to Treasury; Cartoon - "Isnt this choice? Put in what you dont want in one end ... and out comes what you Do want, from the other end!" ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part Three: What Treasury's view of partnerhsip means in practice ; Cartoon - "What do y ou mean you CAN'T sell your mother?" ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part Four: Treasury view on land and fisheries claims ; Cartoon - The New High Priests ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part five: The Treasury's view on compensation ; Cartoon - Money can't buy love... but its sure ccan cause a STINK! ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part six: The Tresury view on control of land, water and minerals ; Cartoon - Deposit unsutable human values here (actually anything Maori) ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part seven: The Tresury view on economic development ; Cartoon - Know thy self Oracle! ; Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi - The Treasury view - Part eight: The Tresury view Social Policy and the Law ; 

Content Description: 

"What does the treaty mean according to the Treasury? What does the Treasury's view of partnership mean? What is their view on land claims? Its view on compensation .... What about control over resources? The Treasury view on economic development Social Policy and the law..."

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Part one. This material is provided for information-sharing

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Yes

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Return to sender! : the fiscal envelope policy: divide and rule for the '90s

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Treaty Times, issue 17, Feb 1995
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

333 FIS - Filing Cabinet - Politics

Publisher: 

Treaty Times

Place of publication: 

Christchurch

Date of Publication: 

February 1995

Physical description: 

2 pages, yellow paper, double sided, 30 cm.

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Content Description: 

"The Government is about o put in place a programme that it hopes will get rid of Treaty of Waitangi claims forever"

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Yes

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Yes

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The fiscal envelope: economics, politics & colonisation

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Resource primary author: 

University of Auckland
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Catalogue Number: 

AMNC-2

Publisher: 

Moko Productions

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1995

Physical description: 

57 pages, illustrations; 30 cm.

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

Nga Patai -- The Fiscal Envelope and the Treaty Settlement proposals : an analysis -- The Fiscal Envelope : an interview with Annettel Sykes -- The mystery Envelope : what is the Government up to? /Jane Kelsey -- Crown Treaty Settlement Proposals : given by John Luxton / Leonie Pihama -- Twenty-one ways to take away Treaty rights / Cherryl Waerea-I-Te-Rangi Smith -- New formations of colonisation / Graham Hingangaroa Smith --Constitutional reform and mana wahine / Annette Sykes -- Where to from here?Nga Patai -- The Fiscal Envelope and the Treaty Settlement proposals : an analysis -- The Fiscal Envelope : an interview with Annettel Sykes -- The mystery Envelope : what is the Government up to? /Jane Kelsey -- Crown Treaty Settlement Proposals : given by John Luxton / Leonie Pihama -- Twenty-one ways to take away Treaty rights / Cherryl Waerea-I-Te-Rangi Smith -- New formations of colonisation / Graham Hingangaroa Smith --Constitutional reform and mana wahine / Annette Sykes -- Where to from here?

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Copy also held in book collection 333.1 F54

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Yes

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The Waitangi Tribunal questions and answers: a resource kit for Pakeha

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Project Waitangi
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Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

AMNC-2

Publisher: 

Project Waitangi

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

1989

Physical description: 

20 pages, illustrations, 30 cm.

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
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Table of Contents: 

 

Questions and answers about the Treaty of Waitangi (What contact did Maori and Pakeha have before 1840? ; What foreign powers were interested in New Zealand? ; What was British policy before 1840? ; What was theDeclaration of Independence? ; Who controlled the country? ; Why was a treay necessary? ; What is the Treaty of Waitangi? ; Who wrote the Treaty? ; There are two texts one in Maori and one in English, are they both thesame? ; Which Treaty si the right one? ; Didn't Maori sign away their sovereignty to Queen Victoria? ; So what did Maori cede under the Treaty of Waitangi? ; Why are there differences in the two versions? ; How does theTreaty recognise Maori as tangata whenua (people of the land, the indigenous people of Aotearoa)? ; What about lands that were unoccupied by Maori tribes? ; What is the 'fourth article' of the Treaty? The Treaty is called a covenant. What does that mean? ; Where was the Treaty signed? ; Was any notice taken of the Treaty by the Crown? ; By war or by law? ; How can a document nearly 150 years old ave relevance for today? ; Maori people haven't anything before - they're just jumping on a bandwagon ; Why is there so much trouble about theTreaty now? ; Why can't we throw it out and start again? ; Why can't we just get on with living like one people? ; What about separate or parallel development? Isn't that apartheid? ; What does the Treaty have to do with Pakeha and tauiwi?

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Yes

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Copy also held in book collection 333.0993 WAI

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Yes

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