Post by Kiwi Frontline on Nov 22, 2018 16:21:21 GMT 12
A DAY TO COMMEMORATE MĀORI LAND WARS
The 28th of October has been chosen to commemorate the Māori land wars. However, discussions are currently taking place in Te Awamutu on whether the date is correct.
Minister of Māori Development Naniaia Mahuta wants to ensure the date that's been selected is suitable.
Northland representatives say the day marks the signing of the declaration of independence which is significant for the region.
Aperehama Edwards, chairman of Te Putake o te Riri in Northland says, “We do not want the declaration to be set aside. If this is to go forward the memory of what our ancestors signed will be forgotten.”.....
www.maoritelevision.com/news/regional/day-commemorate-maori-land-wars
The 28th of October has been chosen to commemorate the Māori land wars. However, discussions are currently taking place in Te Awamutu on whether the date is correct.
Minister of Māori Development Naniaia Mahuta wants to ensure the date that's been selected is suitable.
Northland representatives say the day marks the signing of the declaration of independence which is significant for the region.
Aperehama Edwards, chairman of Te Putake o te Riri in Northland says, “We do not want the declaration to be set aside. If this is to go forward the memory of what our ancestors signed will be forgotten.”.....
www.maoritelevision.com/news/regional/day-commemorate-maori-land-wars