Rapua ngā tuhinga ruku tātari

1.4.0002

Statement of issues

Final Tribunal Statement of Issues for Stage 2 Generic Hearings

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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6.2.0021

R Rewi (CFRT) Update on funding for the Porirua ki Manawatū Inquiry, 10 Dec 13

Wai 2200 - The Porirua ki Manawatū Inquiry

11 Dec 2013

Rahinga: 539KB

1.1.0391

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 2368
Date of SOC 19 May 08
Date received 28 Aug 08
Claimant Lydia Karaitiana
Representing the descendents of Kataraina Te Peha Pohe, Mohi Mohi Parore (2), Mohi Mohi Parore (1) and Ngaurupa Kingi

Concerning The claimant asserts interests in the Whauwhau Pounamu land block (Whangarei); and the Mohinui Topu (Waiomio), Punaruku 2 and Tutaimatai land blocks (Bay of Islands). The claimant is particularly concerned over the amalgamation of the lands at Waiomio into the Mohinui/Waiomio development scheme. The claimant alleges that, in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, the descendents of her tūpuna have been prejudicially affected by the Crown implementation of legislation and policies which alienated their interests in these land blocks; and impinging on their ability to exercise rangatiratanga over these lands.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0396

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 1661
Date of SOC 1 Sep 08
Date received 1 Sep 08
Claimant Moana Nui a Kiwa Wood, Terry Smith and Waitangi Wood
Representing themselves and the descendants of Ngati Rua ki Ngati kahu ki Whangaroa
Concerning the colonisation and marginalisation of Ngati Rua, namely the Crown's failure to actively protect the interests of Ngati Rua, failure to protect Ngati Rua's land tenure and relationships with other hapu, failure to act honourably, reasonably and on the basis of justice, failure to exercise its powers and responsibilities of government, failure to accord to Ngati Rua the rights and protection guaranteed to them as british citizens, the systematic discrimination

Status: Consolidated

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0393

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 2377
Date of SOC 1 Sept 08
Date received 1 Sept 08
Claimant Nuki Aldridge
Representing Ngāti Pakahi

Concerning This claim concerns areas within Whangaroa to the West of Kaeo, between Kaeo and Pupuke. The claimant alleges that, in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, Ngāti Pakahi were prejudicially affected by the Crown’s actions and omissions including the dispossession of Ngāti Pakahi lands through a range of means including the old land claims regime, the Native Land Court regime and Crown purchasing practices; depriving Ngāti Pakahi of forest resources on their lands; permitting deforestation, pollution and depletion of sources of rongoā; environmental management policies and practices that degraded rivers and waterways within Ngāti Pakahi's rohe; depriving Ngāti Pakahi of some of their wāhi tapu, which were desecrated and destroyed; the subversion of te reo Māori and the decrease of cultural resources; and the depletion of the economic resources and opportunities.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0392

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 2376
Date of SOC 1 Sept 2008
Date received 1 Sept 2008
Claimant Nuki Aldridge
Representing Te Whānau o Rataroa

Concerning This claim concerns areas at the lower end of the Rataroa catchment where rivers, including the Rataroa, Wharera and Komutu, meet the Whangaroa Harbour. The claimant alleges that the Crown’s actions and omissions, including permitting tidal areas to be drained and turned into farmable land, were in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. The claimant alleges that Te Whānau o Rataroa were prejudicially affected by the loss of major food sources, potable water and other resources which Te Whānau o Rataroa traditionally relied upon to support themselves; a key economic resource; and their common law rights to own and utilise accreted land.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0390(a)

Statement of claim (SOC)

Amended statement of claim.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0385

Statement of claim (SOC)

VACATED: as per Wai 1040, #2.5.154

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0390

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 2365
Date of SOC 28 Aug 08
Date received 29 Aug 08
Claimant Marama Waddell
Representing the Netana whānau and the Te Parawhau and Patuharakeke hapū who affiliate to Toetoe Paa and Takahiwai Marae

Concerning The claimant alleges that, in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, her whānau and hapū have been prejudicially affected by the Crown’s conduct including the purchase of Mania and the continued development of the Manaia Scenic Reserve without consultation or consideration of Māori interests; Operation of the Native Land Court causing the alienation of claimant hapū’s land interests; Failure to consult with the claimant about the establishment of local government processes and to provide adequate representation at the local government level; Allowing the deliberate release of possums and other animal pests at Tutāmoe causing the decline in the number of native birds; and Use of possum eradication methods which have affected traditional links with the forest as a source of food.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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1.1.0395

Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai no. 2371
Date of SOC
Date received 1 Sept 08
Claimant Tracey Rawson and Kylie Rawson
Representing Themselves and the descendents of Erana Ururoa

Concerning This claim concerns the Te Totara Block situated near Totara North. The claimants allege that, in breach of the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi, the Crown’s confiscation, sale and failure to return Māori land to the original owners has prejudicially affected the descendents of Erana Ururoa by causing the forced re-location of the Tahawai hapū due to limited land and other resources; fragmentation of whānau; and loss of connection to their ancestral land and cultural heritage.

Index to the Wai 1040 combined record of inquiry for Te Paparahi o Te Raki

11 Dec 2013

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