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Less emotion needed over foreshore and seabed - Attorney General
Explosive language around the foreshore and seabed issue should be avoided if there is to be a lasting solution to the problem, Attorney General Chris Finlayson says.
Lady Raiha Mahuta dies, aged 67
The Waikato River co-negotiator and respected Tainui figure passed away early this morning aged 67.
Treaty deal for 11 volcanic cones signed
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.
Auckland iwi poised to become owners of prison land
Two Auckland iwi could become landlords of Paremoremo and Mt Eden Prisons under Treaty deals which will be signed today.
Who will own the foreshore?
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.
<i>Audrey Young:</i> Ten Things
Political editor Audrey Young on the NZ flag debate and foreshore & seabed issue.
High hopes for One Tree Hill
A grove of young native trees on the stark summit of One Tree Hill could mark the push to finalise Treaty claims by 2014.
PM looks for Foreshore and Seabed solutions
Prime Minister John Key today said only one or two iwi stand between a breakthrough on the Foreshore and Seabed issue.
Nationhood, togetherness the Waitangi messages
Nationhood and togetherness were the key messages at a dawn service at the Treaty Grounds today.
Prime Minister's Waitangi Day speech
The full text of Prime Minister John Key's Waitangi Day 2010 speech.
Flags side by side on Harbour Bridge
The Tino Rangatiratanga flag was raised alongside the New Zealand national flag on the Auckland Harbour Bridge early today.
PM puts heat on race extremists
Prime Minister John Key will use his Waitangi Day address this morning to tackle extremists on both sides of the race relations divide.
The law according to Dimbleby
To the powerful men and sporadic women of Whitehall, gathered in this room, on this day, the young man standing in front of them has no last name.