Whenua

Taiwanese elder Laising Sawawan believes the geothermal land of his people holds greater potential than just a spa.

Today's decision marks a possible end to Aotearoa’s longest land case.

Tama Potaka the Minister for Māori Development acknowledges the Māori Trustee and Te Tumu Paeroa for 100 years of protecting whenua for future generations.

On the flat lands west of Kaikohe, a Pākehā farming family has carved off four hectares of land encompassing a historic pā site and gifted it to Māori.

Wakatū Incorporation CEO Kerensa Johnston says whānau involved in the Nelson Tenths case will continue fight for a return of the lands or appropriate compensation.

The Public Works (Prohibition of Compulsory Acquisition of Māori Land) Amendment bill is a private member's bill to stop Māori land confiscations.

The Waitangi Tribunal has ruled that the Crown committed multiple breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi in allowing the landlocking of Ngāti Hinemanu and Ngāti Paki whenua.

Whānau living in unacceptable conditions reach out to Government and local agencies

A long-running occupation of a waterfront property in Ahipara has ended after the Far North District Council agreed to buy the land and turn it into a public reserve.