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Lady Raiha Mahuta dies, aged 67
The Waikato River co-negotiator and respected Tainui figure passed away early this morning aged 67.
The Waikato River co-negotiator and respected Tainui figure passed away early this morning aged 67.
Govt ministers co-sign the first of three treaty deals today, settling claims to Tamaki Makaurau. The deal transfers Crown ownership of 11 volcanic cones to Maori.
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Neither the Government nor Maori would own the nation's beaches under a proposal to settle the dispute over laws governing the foreshore and seabed.
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The full text of Prime Minister John Key's Waitangi Day 2010 speech.
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