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Treaty Settlements • Royal Commission on Social Policy 1988 and the Waitangi Tribunal 1988 reported that all immigrants to NZ are the beneficiaries of the forced land sales & huge profits of the Crown • Funded the costs of the immigration schemes, paid for the building of infrastructures of NZ – highways, roads, harbours, airports, schools, health and welfare systems. • The promise of Victoria & subsequent Crown agencies was that <strong>Māori</strong> life & lifeway's would be guaranteed & allowd to develop
Extract from Ngā Puhi Treaty Claim Report, March 2013 • “Oral traditions are a history of glory, of pain or anxiety, of a haka of hope, of a sigh stirring a belief in the past, present and future. Claimant stories are like persons or a personal instrument. Each instrument is to be heard as a story of land, of love, of happiness, of theft, of lies, of broken promises and meaningless promises. Paradoxically, each song is imbued with a burning hope of the future.”
Page 1 and 2: ‘Atawhai ki te tangata Manaaki ki
Page 3 and 4: ‘Ko te hau tēnā o tō taonga’
Page 5 and 6: Metaphysics: He Korunga o Ngā Tika
Page 7 and 8: He Korunga: Spiral of Māori Ethics
Page 9 and 10: Philanthropy: Love of Humanity •
Page 11: Colonial experience 1830-?? • Pos
Page 15 and 16: He Ara Hou Report - A framework for
Page 17: Kia ora tātou

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