Ministers approve voting results for new Ngāti Rangitihi settlement
Te Mana o Ngāti Rangitihi Trust (Te Mana) is pleased to announce they have received Crown approval for the results of a vote by iwi members on the Ngāti Rangitihi Deed of Settlement, to settle historical claims for breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi by the Crown. In a...Ngāti Rangitihi Deed of Settlement receives more than 90 per cent approval from iwi
Ngāti Rangitihi iwi members have voted overwhelmingly in support of the Deed of Settlement to settle historical claims for breaches of Te Tiriti o Waitangi by the Crown. Voting results were announced today, with 91.79% of those who voted supporting the Ngāti Rangitihi...Voting has closed – what happens next
Voting on our Deed of Settlement has now closed. We hope you have made the most of this chance to have your say on this important part in our settlement journey. It has been an incredibly busy few weeks of our Deed Of Settlement Ratification period – and with a...Special Livestream Information Sessions to be held in place of Ratification Information Hui
Due to the recent COVID-19 developments, we have had to cancel our in-person Ratification Information Hui that were due to be held in Christchurch (12 August), Auckland (13 August), and in Matatā (16 August). Our Whānau Day has also had to be postponed. However, we...Come along to our Whānau Day: 16 August at Rangitihi Marae
Join us at our Whānau Day, Sunday 16 August at Rangitihi Marae! It will be a great opportunity to get together and share kōrero and kai. There will be plenty of activities to keep tamariki entertained as well. We encourage you to also bring along your old photos of...
Rangitihi Story (PDF)
Chapter One: Preparing Claims for Neg
Chapter Two: Preparing Claims for Neg
Chapter Three: Preparing Claims for Neg
Stage I: Preparing Claims for Negotiation
Stage 2: Pre-Negotiation
Stage 3: Negotiations
Stage 4: Ratification and Implementation