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Recreated Kawana

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Way, Karena

Resource secondary author: 

Project Waitangi, Tamaki Makaurau

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none

Source title: 

none

Source author/editor 1: 

none

Source author/editor 2: 

none
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

AKN - Kawanatanga Network

Publisher: 

Project Waitangi Tamaki Makaurau

Place of publication: 

Tamaki Makaurau

Date of Publication: 

November 1994

Physical description: 

4 pages, A4, double sides, b/w

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Recreated Kawana, Job description Kawana

Content Description: 

Letter sent to Network Waitangi outlining a proposal for the creation of a Kawana (Governor) to represent Tau Iwi fulfilling the duties of the Kawana as agreed to in the Tiriti. The letter and attached job description detail the role and unaccountability proposed for the position.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

See Kawanatanga by Gwenda Monteith Paul as reference document with these papers.

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Kawanatanga Network Information and Papers

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Kawanatanga Network

Source title: 

not attached
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

AKN - Kawanatanga Network

Publisher: 

Kawanatanga Network

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

Copy of Kawanatanga Network's correspondence with NZQA, 28 January 1994 to Mr Hood from Waikato Anti-Racism Coalition; Copy of Kawanatanga Network's correspondence with NZQA, Copy of Kawanatanga Network's correspondence with NZQA, 16 May 1994 to Monte Ohia; 18 May 1994 to David Hood; Copy of Kawanatanga Network's correspondence with NZQA, 18 September 1994 to David Hood; Letter to Monte Ohia from John Kirton 16 May 1994; Letter to David Hood from John Kirton 18 September 1994 including a response from David Hood to John Kirton, 19 Oct 1994; Letter to Hon. Douglas Graham 9 Oct 1994 and 25 October 1994 and all Treaty Workers from Kawanatanga Network; Letter to Members and Supporters of Kawanatanga Network, 18 Nov 1994; Letter to Hon. Dourglas Graham, 28 Nov 1994, 2 Dec 1994, 13th December from Kawanatanga Network; Letter to Networkers from Kawanatanga Network 8/12/94; Letter to John Kirton from Douglas Graham 16 Dec 1994; The Maori law review Decc 1994-Jan 1995 p 13; Letter to Hon. Douglas Graham, 8 Jan 1995 from John Kirton; Letter to John Kirton from the University of Auckland, 10 Jan 1995; Press release from Kawanatanga Network on the Crowns proposal of settlement of outstanding Treaty Claims; Letter to Network Members from John Kirton – 11/02/95; Resolutions from the 7th National anti-racism workers’ gathering held at Taurikura 3-6 February 1995; Letter to JH Clarke Race Relations from Gwenda Monteith Paul; Letter to Network members from Linda and Trish, 2/3/95; Letter from Hon. Douglas Graham to Gwenda Paul, 21/4/95; Submission to Maori Affairs Committee considering the Maori Purposes Bill from Kawanatanga Network, 27/4/94; Meeting at Pirongia; Letter to Network members from Kawanatanga Network, 25 June 95; Letter to Office of Treaty Settlements regarding submission of Crown proposals for the settlement of Treaty of Waitangi Claims; Letter to John Kirton from Office of Treaty Settlements, 7 July 1995; Letter to Project Waitangi rom Kawanatanga Network 18 June 1996; Some Pakeha Tauiwi suggestions for Aotearoa's constitution; Preamble to constitution; Suggested Pakeha Tauiwi constitution articles; Political options facing Maori; Bringing about the constitutional change


 


 


 


 

 

 

 

Content Description: 

A collection of correspondence, newsletters, press clippings and briefing papers related to process and consultation for Treaty Settlement. Material focused also on challenging the proposed fiscal envelope.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Content is complete: 

Yes

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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?

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Riley, Selwyn

Source title: 

University Course - Early NZ History 48.204 [from guide to essay writing]
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

Archive: University of Auckland - Treaty Training

Publisher: 

University of Auckland

Place of publication: 

New Zealand

Physical description: 

4 pages (pages 22-29), double sided, A4, photocopy

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Christine Herzog Collection. Essays chosen from a University publication of example essays.

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Content Description: 

This essay explores the impact of the Governance of Grey and FitzRoy in New Zealand and for Maori over the decades 1843-1853.

TRC has a copy: 

Yes

Miscellaneous other notes: 

Essay includes notes and bibliography. University Course - Early NZ History 48.204 [from guide to essay writing]

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What impact did Liberal policies have on the Maori?

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

Moses, Earl

Source title: 

University Course - Modern NZ Politics 48.205 [from guide to essay writing]
Publication Information

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Archive: University of Auckland - Treaty Training

Publisher: 

unknown

Place of publication: 

New Zealand

Physical description: 

4 pages (pages 30-36), double sided, A4, photocopy

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

Christine Herzog collection. Essays chosen from a University publication of example essays.

All publication information has been entered: 

Yes

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Content Description: 

This essay describes the impact on Maori of Liberal government policy in health, education, land, and goverance in the last decade of the 19th Century.

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Yes

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Apec, Māori and the Treaty: Fact Sheet 3

Author Information

Resource primary author: 

APEC Monitoring Group

Resource secondary author: 

Kelsey, Jane

Source title: 

Kia mohio kia marama
Publication Information

Catalogue Number: 

ATOW-4 and T-03 Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Publisher: 

APEC Monitoring Group

Place of publication: 

Christchurch

Date of Publication: 

1999

Physical description: 

1 A3 folded document, col. illustrations, 30 cm

Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information

Table of Contents: 

What is APEC?; Who is APEC?; How does APEC affect Maori?; What about Maori as workers?; Do governments have to do these things?; What does this have to do with the Treaty?; Are there any benefits to Maori from APEC?; The Aotearoa/New Zealand APEC Monitoring Group

Content Description: 

A fact sheet discussing what 'APEC' is and how APEC affects Maori. It also lists a number of Treaty issues

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Yes

Content is complete: 

Yes

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