1. Department of Māori Studies, University of Auckland Māori 230
Week 3 - Protest

2. Student representative
Maori 230

3. Native Land Act 1862
Suppression of Rebellion Act 1863
Maori Prisoners Act 1880
Public Works Act 1928
Petroleum Act 1937
Town and Country Planning Act 1953

4. Heta Te Hemara, Te Ata Witehira, John Hippolite, Hana, Eva, Betty Williams

5. JPG
Te Puea 1926 claim for confiscated Land – Govt agreed and allowed a $3, payment to be made annually via a Trust Board – set up Tainui Trust Board. They moved to progress claims “I riro whenua atu, i hoki whenua mai” - 199

6. 1980’s 1981 Springbok Tour 1984 March Ngaruawahia ki Waitangi
Church leaders engage in march Te Tii Marae to Treaty House – stopped
Tino Rangatiratanga – no vote campaign
1985 Claims to the Waitangi Tribunal retrospective to 1840

7. 1990’s Settlement of Waikato Claim - 170m 1995
1990 – Waitangi Kauhau by the late Bishop Whakahuihui Vercoe
1990s Marked by land occupations and the settling of claims
Takahue School
Pakaitore / Moutoa Gardens
Ken Mair, Tariana Turia, Niko Tangaroa
Peaceful disbursements
Settlement of Waikato Claim - 170m 1995
Settlement of Ngāi Tahu Claim m 1995
Sealords Deal - Māori share fishing assets
Fiscal Envelope - 1 billion dollar cap
Hirangi Hui - decolonisation

8. 2000’s A number of claims settled, many more in line
Major protest Seabed and Foreshore
Direct Negotiation comes to the fore –Office of Treaty Settlements (OTS )

9. Protests continue to be about rangatiratanga
1844 Hone Heke & Flagstaff on Maiki Hill
1858 Kingitanga – Potatau Te Werowhero, Tawhiao
1975 Land March – Whina Cooper
1978 Bastion Point – Orakei, Joe Hawke – Sir Hugh Kawharu
1978 Raglan Golf Course – Eva Rickard
1980’s Petition for Te Reo in schools – Hana Te Hemara
1986 Waitangi Tribunal – Claim 11
1987 Te Reo – Official language of New Zealand – Te Taura Whiri
1995 Pākaitore – Moutoa Gardens – Ken Mair, Niko Tangaroa, Tariana Turia
2004 Seabed and Foreshore
2009 Supercity - Māori Statutory Board
2013 Asset Sales
.... Waitangi