The Orwellian world of NZ policy on race
Two emails objecting to our Vote 2019 summary of where candidates stand on race issues shine a light on the Orwellian world of race policy in New Zealand.
Read moreFoon tries to gloss over local government racism
Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon tried to gloss over blatant racism in the Local Government Act 2002 when he said he was disappointed that our pamphlet, delivered at the weekend, criticised tribal appointees and Maori wards or constituencies in local government.
Read moreWaikato-Tainui tipped to buy Ihumatao land
Wealthy tribe Waikato-Tainui may buy disputed land at Ihumatao from Fletchers for around $39-million, according to NewsHub.[1]
The prospect of an iwi role emerged when former Treaty Negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson said protest leader Pania Newton’s march on Thursday should be south to meet Tainui, instead of to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s office in Mount Albert.
Read moreFlyer hysteria highlights ignorance of history
Complaints by residents of Point Chevalier, Auckland, about a flyer promoting a book titled One Treaty One Nation calling for rights to be determined by citizenship and not race highlights naivete about the history of New Zealand.
Read moreTribal rebellions day is upon us
A mass haka at Waitangi at 3pm on Friday, March 9, 2018, probably timed for the 6pm news, will kick off the first national tribal rebellions day.
Read moreTribal Control of the Coast
Earlier this month a public wharf on Matakana Island, off the Tauranga Coast, was blockaded with barbed wire and fence posts. A sign placed at the front of the Panepane wharf read, “This is the tribal boundary of Tauwhao, Te Ngare, Tamawhariua, Tauairi, and Tuwhiwhia.” It was in the name of “Bob Rolleston, Kaumatua, Hapu Elder”. The sign said, “Bugga Off.”
Read moreAreas under claim
1 Far North
Map 2 Whangarei to Hauraki
Map 3 Bay of Plenty to East Coast
Map 4 East Coast to Hawke's Bay
Map 5 Hawke's Bay to Cook Straight
Map 6 Manawatu to Taranaki
Map 7 Taranaki to Te Rohe Potae Coast
Map 8 Te Tau Ihu
Map 9 North Canterbury
Map 10 Central Te Waipounamu
Map 11 Southern Te Waipounamu
Map 12 Rakiura and Ruapuke
NZ's largest resource grab at a beach near you
To sign our petition urging a return to public ownership, click here
Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little and the High Court are poised to grant new property over vast swathes of New Zealand's coastline to private private trusts. The Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act 2011 enables one of the biggest race-based claims in living memory.
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