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This proposed RCT will investigate whether Treaty of Waitangi and unbiased history education, increases Pakeha's implicit association of Maori words with NZ national identity. It has one independent variable, the type of NZ history video watched, with two between subject levels: NZ history that covers the Maori text of the Treaty of Waitangi and a standard account of NZ history that legitimizes the English version. The one dependent variable, implicit association of NZ nationhood with Te reo words compared to English equivalents, as measured with an Implicit association test.

We talk to Angeline Greensill about the Waitangi Day Event at the Kokiri Centre tomorrow. We also hear the story of the "Raglan Golf Course" (from someone who was there) and catch up with the latest on local treaty claims.

From Wellingtons heart comes a collaboration of seven musicians, creating Fat Freddy's Drop. The dub/reggae band's album, Based on a True Story, won worldwide album of the year at the annual Radio 1 Gilles Peterson Worldwide Music Awards recently held in Camden on December 12. This was after previously picking up a stash of Awards at the 2005 New Zealand Music Awards. Official FreddyÂs loot on the night: Album of the Year, Best Aotearoa Roots Album, Best Group and direct from the peeps  the PeopleÂs Choice Award. Fat FreddyÂs Drop does it for the love of music, and food! Their hypnotic hi-tek soul groove fuses skanking urban Pacific roots, soul, dub and electronica. No two FreddyÂs gigs are the same as the midnight marauders improvise and jam each song into mystic supernovas of future funk, fakes and freaky sidesteps. This concert included 6 or so songs jammed up with some nice trumpet/sax/trombone improvisations. I missed the first song, got all the rest of the concert. Recorded in mp4, video quality excellent, audio quality quite good but affected by the bass and proximity of speakers.

We've been lied to and continue to be lied to about the Waitangi Treaty. The treaty should be the Maori version. The one they use for the fleecing of New Zealand is the 3rd February 1840 initial draft. The February 4th 1840 draft was found in 1989 in Auckland; which became the Littlewood treaty. It has been proven authentic but largely ignored by the powers that be and greed filled Maori elites and extremists. If you want to support me please go via PayPal to [email protected] Thanks Lee

Report #218|Lady:Crown Has Huge New Zealand News:Tiriti o Waitangi is Dead, Crown of England Vacated

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In this treaty series, we have the Waitangi Treaty of Aotearoa told by Koretotia Williams from Ngapuhi, Ngatiwai - Aotearoa. The Treaty is a broad statement of principles on which the British and Maori made a political compact to found a nation state and build a government in New Zealand. The document has three articles. In the English version, Maori cede the sovereignty of NZ to Britain, Maori give the Crown an exclusive right to buy lands they wish to sell, and in return, are guaranteed full rights of ownership of their lands, forests, fisheries and other possessions; and Maori are given the rights of British subjects. Connect with Korerotia: Instagram - @_prince.williams Facebook - Korero Williams Learn more at www.nativestories.org You can download us on your mobile phones! ??(Both android + iPhone) Listen to our podcast on Google Play, iTunes Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, Overcast, PocketCasts, Podcast Addict, Player FM, iHeartRadio, and many other outlets! ??⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Search: Native Stories Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ournativestories/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ournativestories/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPZFv2ja8Dn6AreTWcQ7m-g Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/39RGYscMKrGHWMD29ZYz9w?si=h40-0P61Q1KkHSYo3-whDw Apple podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/native-stories/id1438471629 #nativepeoples #nativeknowledge #communitywork #communitybuilding #nativelove #nativepodcasts #podcasts #podcastshow #ournativestories

Ron Paterson with Sean Plunket: Confirmation the Treaty of Waitangi could govern the country's lawyers Join Platform Plus for enhanced access and features: https://theplatform.kiwi/platform-plus Download The Platform app for free: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-platform/id1596882626 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kiwi.theplatform.android Call 0800 DEBATE or text us at 5050 (Standard SMS text charges will apply) Listen to The Platform's straight-talking, free-thinking hosts every weekday. Sean Plunket: 7am - 10am Michael Laws: 10am - 1pm Martin Devlin: 1pm - 4pm #ThePlatformNZ

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Shane Jones sums up what Waitangi Day means to New Zealand First and it's importance for all kiwis

Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of California and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.

Sean Plunket talks to the Chief Electoral Officer Karl Le Quesne about voting and why his staff needs to demonstrate knowledge of the Treaty of Waitangi. Visit our website to watch the full interview - https://theplatform.kiwi/podcasts Join Platform Plus for enhanced access and features: https://theplatform.kiwi/platform-plus Download The Platform app for free: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-platform/id1596882626 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kiwi.theplatform.android Call 0800 DEBATE or text us at 5050 (Standard SMS text charges will apply) Listen to The Platform's straight-talking, free-thinking hosts every weekday. Sean Plunket: 7am - 10am Michael Laws: 10am - 1pm Martin Devlin: 1pm - 4pm #ThePlatformNZ

Filmed by Ylia and Meg Trotter

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Collected Papers by the Right Honourable Sir Geoffrey Palmer QC.The Rt Hon G W L R Palmer - at that time Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Justice and Attorney-General - officially opened the AULSA Conference on 7 July 1989 and then delivered the following address. It elaborates on the five principles established as the policy guidelines for dealing with issues relating to the Treaty of Waitangi.

Footage from the 2006 Waitangi Day Pub Crawl that follows the London Underground Circle Line. Waitangi Day is the National Day of New Zealand, and ex-pats in London traditionally celebrate this by doing a huge patriotic pub-crawl around central London. This is followed by a Haka performed by the crowd at 4pm at the steps of Westminster.

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In this episode of FirstHand, the New Zealand First podcast, host Tanya Unkovich sits down with Shane Jones to discuss the importance of Waitangi Day, Ratana, and the wider significance of Maoridom.

Can this bureaucrat explain what the Treaty of Waitangi has to do with electoral reform? Sean Plunket talks to Independent Electoral Review Chair Deborah Hart. Join Platform Plus for enhanced access and features: https://theplatform.kiwi/platform-plus Download The Platform app for free: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-platform/id1596882626 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kiwi.theplatform.android Call 0800 DEBATE or text us at 5050 (Standard SMS text charges will apply) Listen to The Platform's straight-talking, free-thinking hosts every weekday. Sean Plunket: 7am - 10am Michael Laws: 10am - 1pm Martin Devlin: 1pm - 4pm #ThePlatformNZ

Phototextured LiDAR scan data in E57 format and aerial/terrestrial images for photogrammetry from Waitangi, New Zealand. Capture Team: CyArk. Data from the CyArk Open Heritage program .

Phototextured LiDAR scan data in E57 format and aerial/terrestrial images for photogrammetry from Waitangi, New Zealand. Capture Team: CyArk. Data from the CyArk Open Heritage program .

Shane Jones joins Sean Plunket on The Platform to discuss Waitangi Day, the future of New Zealand, and New Zealand First's comeback. We're appealing to 'Bring Back Balance' to politics by ensuring New Zealand First returns to Parliament to represent kiwis disillusioned with the options they have now. Do you support bringing back balance, experience and common sense? Become a New Zealand First member: https://www.nzfirst.nz/join Sign up to volunteer for New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/volunteer Donate to New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/campaign-support

Shane Jones joins Sean Plunket on The Platform to discuss Waitangi Day, the future of New Zealand, and New Zealand First's comeback. We're appealing to 'Bring Back Balance' to politics by ensuring New Zealand First returns to Parliament to represent kiwis disillusioned with the options they have now. Do you support bringing back balance, experience and common sense? Become a New Zealand First member: https://www.nzfirst.nz/join Sign up to volunteer for New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/volunteer Donate to New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/campaign-support

Shane Jones joins Sean Plunket on The Platform to discuss Waitangi Day, the future of New Zealand, and New Zealand First's comeback. We're appealing to 'Bring Back Balance' to politics by ensuring New Zealand First returns to Parliament to represent kiwis disillusioned with the options they have now. Do you support bringing back balance, experience and common sense? Become a New Zealand First member: https://www.nzfirst.nz/join Sign up to volunteer for New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/volunteer Donate to New Zealand First: https://www.nzfirst.nz/campaign-support

Sean Plunket talks to Don Brash about the Waitangi Treaty principles included in questions for Electoral Commission job applicants. You can watch the full interview at https://theplatform.kiwi/podcasts Join Platform Plus for enhanced access and features: https://theplatform.kiwi/platform-plus Download The Platform app for free: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-platform/id1596882626 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kiwi.theplatform.android Call 0800 DEBATE or text us at 5050 (Standard SMS text charges will apply) Listen to The Platform's straight-talking, free-thinking hosts every weekday. Sean Plunket: 7am - 10am Michael Laws: 10am - 1pm Martin Devlin: 1pm - 4pm #ThePlatformNZ

Publisher: Christchurch, N.Z. : Provincial Secretary of the Church of the Province of New Zealand ISBN 0908682301 Notes: Some text in Māori. Cover title: Te kaupapa tikanga rua = Bi-cultural development.

Photo taken from Waitangi looking over the Bay of Islands. If someone could tell me the name of the flax that flowers in the foreground I'll update this description. I know Tuis love to drink the nectar.

We talk to Angeline Greensill about the approach to the Waitangi Tribunal for a ruling on the TPPA

This video was taken and produced by Phil Young for News Not Shown on TV dvds: The 175th Waitangi Day Celebrations on the beach show a big Maori haka on the beach on Friday 6th February 2015 - showing the wakas and hakas at Waitangi. Plus on this 175th Waitangi Day celebrations shows a Water Taxi ride from the Whangaroa Harbour. to Kingfish Lodge. Provided by NewsNotShownonTV. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-t4Fv92CnY Uploader: NewsNotShownonTV

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Michael Basset on activism inside the Waitangi Tribunal: https://stopcogovernance.kiwi/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/MICHAEL-BASSETT-MAORI-PUSH-FOR-PARALLEL-GOVERNMENT-STRUCTURES.pdf A brochure you can deliver in the streets around your home to stop all our beaches going to Iwi: https://issuu.com/esisite/docs/graham_adams_coastcourtactionc_screen_proof?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ To get brochures call Vicki on 021 02985419 or email [email protected]

Michael Laws talks to Merepeka Raukawa-Tait about the Treaty of Waitangi & Māori seats in parliament. Join Platform Plus for enhanced access and features: https://theplatform.kiwi/platform-plus Download The Platform app for free: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-platform/id1596882626 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kiwi.theplatform.android Call 0800 DEBATE or text us at 5050 (Standard SMS text charges will apply) Listen to The Platform's straight-talking, free-thinking hosts every weekday. Sean Plunket: 7am - 10am Michael Laws: 10am - 1pm Martin Devlin: 1pm - 4pm #ThePlatformNZ

A promo for coverage of an event in New Zealand by Australian cable channel A-Pac. I had actually totally forgotten this channel existed, which is unusual for me (I still remember to varying degrees most of the various Foxtel channels of the 2000s). 

Winston Peters joined Sean Plunket on 'The Platform' for an interview on Monday 22nd August 2022 to discuss the speech he gave in Warkworth on Co-Governance and what it means for New Zealand's democracy.

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Watch Winston Peters deliver his full Waitangi speech where he hit out a treaty revisionists and those who forget their history.

Watch Winston Peters deliver his full Waitangi speech where he hit out a treaty revisionists and those who forget their history.

Watch Winston Peters deliver his full Waitangi speech where he hit out a treaty revisionists and those who forget their history.

Shane Jones sat down with Mihi Forbes at Waitangi for a candid interview.

Shane Jones sat down with Mihi Forbes at Waitangi for a candid interview.

While Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970, for indigenous peoples, living in close connection with the environment and being caretakers of the land is part of the culture, hence Māori are called tangata whenua, people of the land. A special event organized by a Māori tribe in the north of Aotearoa New Zealand to welcome the new Israeli Ambassador also provided a unique opportunity to mark Earth Day. The two indigenous peoples exchanged trees native to their lands as a mark of the deepening friendship between the northern iwi (tribe) Ngapuhi and Israel. The olive tree embued with spiritual significance and symbolizing continuity and peace, was gifted to Ngapuhi to be planted on their sacred land. In turn, Israel Ambassador Ran Yaakoby was given a native kauri tree, traditionally used for the ocean-going waka (canoe). Led by Ngapuhi kaumatua Pat Ruka, the gathering was the culmination of a series of hui (meetings) between Ngapuhi and the Israeli embassy. The first was held at Hoani Waititi Marae, Auckland in 2017 as an apology for the New Zealand government’s role in co-sponsoring the anti-Israel UN Security Council Resolution 2334. This historic event was held at Waitangi where the Treaty between Māori and the British government was signed in 1840. On this occasion, many Māori came from around the country, including representatives of significant Māori movements Kingitanga, Ratana and Ringatū churches. Their cooperation with Ngapuhi lent a powerful sense of unity. The Israeli flag flew on the Marae (traditional meeting house) alongside the national Māori flag, the United Tribes flag and the NZ Flag.

While Earth Day marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970, for indigenous peoples, living in close connection with the environment and being caretakers of the land is part of the culture, hence Māori are called tangata whenua, people of the land. A special event organized by a Māori tribe in the north of Aotearoa New Zealand to welcome the new Israeli Ambassador also provided a unique opportunity to mark Earth Day. The two indigenous peoples exchanged trees native to their lands as a mark of the deepening friendship between the northern iwi (tribe) Ngapuhi and Israel. The olive tree embued with spiritual significance and symbolizing continuity and peace, was gifted to Ngapuhi to be planted on their sacred land. In turn, Israel Ambassador Ran Yaakoby was given a native kauri tree, traditionally used for the ocean-going waka (canoe). Led by Ngapuhi kaumatua Pat Ruka, the gathering was the culmination of a series of hui (meetings) between Ngapuhi and the Israeli embassy. The first was held at Hoani Waititi Marae, Auckland in 2017 as an apology for the New Zealand government’s role in co-sponsoring the anti-Israel UN Security Council Resolution 2334. This historic event was held at Waitangi where the Treaty between Māori and the British government was signed in 1840. On this occasion, many Māori came from around the country, including representatives of significant Māori movements Kingitanga, Ratana and Ringatū churches. Their cooperation with Ngapuhi lent a powerful sense of unity. The Israeli flag flew on the Marae (traditional meeting house) alongside the national Māori flag, the United Tribes flag and the NZ Flag.

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