Crown purchases of Maori land in early provincial Hawke's Bay
Wai 201 - Wairoa Ki Wairarapa claims
Land History of Wharerangi and Puketitiri Reserves,
Hawke’s Bay
Wai 201 - Wairoa Ki Wairarapa claims
Esk Forest Claim : Wai 299 Mohaka-Waikare Confiscated Lands
Wai 201 - Wairoa Ki Wairarapa claims
David Alexander, ‘Block history of Mohaka 1868-1941’, final draft July 1996 (Wai 119, A6)
Wai 201 - Wairoa Ki Wairarapa claims
J Mason (Wai 179 & Wai 2849), Memorandum of counsel filing amended statement of claim, 13 Dec 19
Maori Affairs Act and Burials and Cremations Act claim
Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering amended statement of claim, 16 Jan 20
Maori Affairs Act and Burials and Cremations Act claim
Amended Statement of Claim, 13 Dec 19 (Filed by J Mason)
Maori Affairs Act and Burials and Cremations Act claim
Report on Broadcasting Claim
Broadcasting claim
Claim Wai 176 was lodged with the Tribunal in early 1991 by Huirangi Waikerepuru and Graham Latimer. The claimants alleged Treaty breaches by the Crown in its broadcasting policies, and they sought, inter alia, that the Broadcasting Act 1989 and the Radiocommunications Act 1989 be amended to ensure that Maori, their language, and their culture had a secure place in broadcasting in New Zealand.
In its report of 22 July 1994, signed by Chief Judge Eddie Durie, the Tribunal noted that many of the issues raised had been canvassed in earlier reports (the Report on the Te Reo Maori Claim and the Report on Claims Concerning the Allocation of Radio Frequencies) and in the general courts, and accordingly it was to make no further inquiry into the claim.