VOTING IS OPEN - Ratification of your Deed of Settlement

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Voting is Open

Ratification of your Deed of Settlement Kia ora whānau, The time has come to cast your vote! The Te Korowai o Wainuiārua Negotiations Team, has been negotiating with the Crown since 2014 in relation to the Settlement of the historical claims of Tamakana, Tamahaki and Uenuku. With the initialling of the Deed of Settlement in

Voting Closed

The voting period for the Ratification of our Settlement has ended. What a journey it has been to get to this point today; thank you for your support whānau! Because of your support, we can proudly say that 30% of our eligible voters have had their say, with postal and special votes yet to be

Only Three Days Left to Vote

Electionz Staff in Raetihi Monday to Help You Vote   Kia ora whānau, We only have three days left to vote! This is our last push! Currently, 28 per cent of eligible uri have cast their vote, let’s push that to 30 per cent! If you have voted, thank you! However, we still need your help.

Voting Closes Soon

We can do this, whānau! We only have one week left of our voting period. If you have voted, thank you! While we have been directly negotiating with the Crown since 2014, our journey started long before then. We must acknowledge all those claimants who submitted Waitangi Tribunal claims for Te Tiriti o Waitangi breaches by

Great Turnout at Hui

Connecting with familiar and new faces was the highlight for Lead Negotiator Chris Mckenzie as he reflected on eight Ratification Information Hui recently held around the motu. Mr Mckenzie led a delegation from Raetihi to Waihōpai, Tāmaki Makaurau, finishing in Heretaunga. He would like to take the opportunity to thank the more than 200 whānau