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Captain Cook and the doctrine of discovery

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Tamaki Treaty Workers
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Powerpoint presentation 20 slides
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Cook's 'discovery' of New Zealand was one of many examples of Europeans 'discovering' land long occupied by indigenous peoples. Where did this concept come from?
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Tauiwi engage with the Matike Mai Aotearoa report

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Tamaki Treaty Workers
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2017

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A4 PDF 37 pages
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The proceedings from a workshop development day where Tauiwi met to explore our constitutional arrangements in response to the release of the report  "He Whakaaro Here Whakaumu Mō Aotearoa" by Matike Mai, the Independent Working Group on Constitutional Transformation.

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State of the Nation: 2022

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Gibson, Helen.
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2022

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A4 PDF file 20 pages
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The author discusses the importance for Pākehā of looking 'behind the mirror' and of continuing to examine our foundational stories and their impact. It is one of a series of reflections published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.

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The State of the Nation: 2019

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Nairn, Raymond.
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2019

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A4 PDF file 17 pages
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The author discusses the place of the English language as normalising force in race talk in Aotearoa in 2019. It is one of a series of reflections on the state of the Pākehā nation published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.

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The State of the Nation: 2018

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Menzies-Culling, Suzanne
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2018

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A4 PDF file 7 pages
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The author reflects on the influence of colonisation on Pākehā and the state of the Pākehā nation in 2018. It is one of a series of reflections published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.
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State of the nation: 2017

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Margaret, Jen
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2017

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A4 PDF file 8 pages
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The author shares her views, as a Pākehā, on Pākehā identity and the unravelling of Pākehā privilege. It is one of a series of reflections published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.

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State of the Nation: 2016

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Chenery, Carl
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A4 PDF file 8 pages
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The author shares his views, as a Pākehā, on the Rights of Nature, the treaty and the New Zealand constitution. It is one of a series of reflections published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.
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State of the Nation: 2015

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Howard, Tim
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2015

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A4 PDF file 6 pages

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Yes
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This personal reflection is consciously made by the writer as a Pākehā, writing primarily to Pākehā and as a commentary on the dynamics of the Pākehā nation. It is one of a series of reflections published on Waitangi Day each year in memory of the work of the late Reverend Joan Cook.
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The time for equity is now - discussion paper

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Jansen, Peter
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T1 - Treaty and Local Govt

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Peter Jansen

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June 2010.

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4 pages; 30 cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"Equity is a co-requisite for excellence in healthcare alongside the goals of quality, safety, effectiveness and efficiency. Equitable health care is a matter of fairness, a concept that is fundamental to New Zealanders and to the organisation of our system of health care. Equity in these terms means providing equal healthcare to those who have the same health 'need'. Inequity is the failure to provide care to patients despite having the same health need."

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Review of Local Government Act 1974

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Abel, Kate
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Treaty and Local Govt

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Kate Abel

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Opotiki

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2 pages; 30cm.

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Yes

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Maori Treaty of Waitangi and Local Government -- 1. What do you believe the relationsip between Maori and local government should be? -- 2. Do you consider there is a relationship between local government and the Treaty of Waitangi?  If so, what do you think the nature and extent of that relationship is? -- 3. Do you beleive there are barriers to mroi involvemnt in local governmetn? If so, what are there? -- 4. What suggestions do you have for enhancing and encouraging Maori participation adn representation in local government?

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