The ACT Party fought to have a Treaty of Waitangi clause stripped out of amended education legislation - but was overruled.

A watershed moment came in 1840, when Te Tiriti o Waitangi, known as the Treaty of Waitangi, declared British sovereignty over New Zealand.

Over the years, the Māori were forced to cede land and leadership to the British. Relations improved with the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975 which called for reparations to be paid to ...

Additionally, Treuer plans to travel to seek mentorship from leaders of Indigenous justice globally. She plans to go to New Zealand, which is governed by the Treaty of Waitangi, the country's ...

Starting from the country’s main gateways, such as Auckland and Christchurch, these road trips offer the best chance to experience the wealth and breadth of New Zealand’s unparalleled landscapes.

Another hot topic, which has dominated the first two years of Luxon’s term, is the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi. Some on the right have criticised New Zealand’s founding document for affording too many ...

We are proud to stand here today to oppose the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill. Toitū Te Tiriti." Paul Goldsmith, National Party, Minister of Justice: ...

MPs are able to use English, Māori or New Zealand sign language, when speaking in Parliament The speaker of the house in New Zealand's parliament says he will not consider any further complaints ...

"New Zealand is a Dutch name and has no connection to this whenua [land]. How many people in Aotearoa can even point to 'old' Zealand on a map?" Māori Party Co-leader Rawiri Waititi said at the time.

Interesting to note, in Waitangi Week, that Manawatu is the Māori author of one of the biggest-selling New Zealand novels of the past decade. 7 All That We Know by Shilo Kino (Hachette, $37.99) ...

Students travel 365km to engage with Waitangi Maungatapu School students Uenuku Wharekera, Bonjean Gardiner, Te Ngaio Ririnui and Kobe Keti were enjoying the cool water near Waitangi on Wednesday.

Luxon's decision not to travel to Waitangi and instead spend the day with the South Island's largest tribe - or iwi in Māori - Ngāi Tahu, also drew a mixed response.