Post by Kiwi Frontline on Aug 22, 2019 17:15:15 GMT 12
"ULTIMATE DISPLAY OF GREED" - BEACH OWNERSHIP & SPAT COLLECTION
Beach ownership is a continued legal issue for iwi and the government. The ownership of Te Oneroa ā Tohe, Ninety Mile Beach was awarded to Te Aupōuri and Te Rārawa in 1957 but government opposition efforts saw the Māori beach ownership decision overturned in 1958.
As a result of the recent Treaty Settlements in Te Hiku o Te Ika a Ninety Mile Beach Governance Board was established because the New Zealand legal framework does allow for the Beach to be returned to the traditional owners. Mr Piripi, Chairman of Te Ruranga who is also the co-chair of the Te One Roa ā Tohe Beach Governance Board said the board needed to step-up.....
tehiku.nz/te-hiku-tv/haukainga/10754/ultimate-display-of-greed-beach-ownership-spat-collection
Beach ownership is a continued legal issue for iwi and the government. The ownership of Te Oneroa ā Tohe, Ninety Mile Beach was awarded to Te Aupōuri and Te Rārawa in 1957 but government opposition efforts saw the Māori beach ownership decision overturned in 1958.
As a result of the recent Treaty Settlements in Te Hiku o Te Ika a Ninety Mile Beach Governance Board was established because the New Zealand legal framework does allow for the Beach to be returned to the traditional owners. Mr Piripi, Chairman of Te Ruranga who is also the co-chair of the Te One Roa ā Tohe Beach Governance Board said the board needed to step-up.....
tehiku.nz/te-hiku-tv/haukainga/10754/ultimate-display-of-greed-beach-ownership-spat-collection