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Scrapping council/iwi agreements ‘only takes things backwards’
Tana said the agreement gave Ngāti Hine a “seat at the table” to talk with the council as “rangatira to rangatira” (chief to chief). “It also ensured that any resource consents, any developments, anything like that, we were being notified and our... Read more.
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