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	Ngāi Tahu - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ngāi Tahu, or Kāi Tahu, is the principal iwi (tribe) of the southern region of New Zealand.
		Kāi Tahu are descended from Tahu Potiki, son of Paikea (of Whale Rider fame), and are thus related to Ngati Porou.
		Kāi Tahu is recognised as having a distinct dialect of Maori, often referred to as Southern Maori.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ngai_Tahu (1017 words)

	Ngai Tahu Land Report
		Ngai Tahu see their mahinga kai in a holistic way, but for reasons given earlier, the tribunal had to sever sea fisheries and a number of ancillary claims from this study of the principal land claims.
		The claimants alleged that Ngai Tahu had been dispossessed of their mahinga kai, in breach of article 2 of the Treaty and, in the case of the Kemp purchase, contrary to the terms of the Kemp deed.
		The Crown argument was founded on the notion that Ngai Tahu, at the time of signing the deeds, could foresee the future and were prepared to relinquish all but their most important mahinga kai in anticipation of other benefits to come from European settlement.
	www.knowledge-basket.co.nz /oldwaitangi/text/wai027l/ch02_12.html (6180 words)

	Part 3: Management - Kia aroraki (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		To recognise the rangatiratanga of Ngāi Tahu, and the roles and responsibilities of the Department, both of which are initially given effect to by the preparation of this Plan, and the co-operative management of Te Waihora and its resources.
		Access to identified mahinga kai places and resources is necessary to enable customary use for kaumātua and other Ngāi Tahu Whānui to facilitate the passing down of tikanga and mātauranga (the knowledge of natural resources and traditional practices) as it relates to Te Waihora.
		The Minister or Ngāi Tahu depending on the land involved may allow, on a case by case basis, vehicular access for customary use within the JMP Area by Ngāi Tahu Whānui, where this is consistent with the policies and other methods of this Plan.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Regional-Info/010~Canterbury/004~Conservation/Te-Waihora/Te-Waihora-plan-(draft)/030~3-Management-(section-1-through-2).asp (4544 words)

	E Whakaae ana te Karauna ki a Ngai Tahu
		Na konei te Karauna i whakaae ai tera, te taumaha o nga mahi a nga tupuna o Ngai Tahu, na reira i tu whakaiti atu ai i naia nei i mua i a ratou mokopuna.
		E tino mihi ana te Karauna ki a Ngai Tahu mo tona ngakau pono mo te koha hoki a te iwi o Ngai Tahu ki te katoa o Aotearoa.
		Kore rawa ia (te Karauna) i aro ake ki nga aurere a Ngai Tahu.
	geocities.com /SouthBeach/Port/2470/maori/whakaae_ki_a_ngai_tahu.html (424 words)

	Crown Apology to Ngai Tahu
		The Crown recognises the protracted labours of the Ngai Tahu ancestors in pursuit of their claims for redress and compensation against the Crown for nearly 150 years, as alluded to in the Ngai Tahu proverb 'He mahi kai takata, he mahi kai hoaka' ('It is work that consumes people, as greenstone consumes sandstone').
		The Crown expresses its profound regret and apologises unreservedly to all members of Ngai Tahu Whanui for the suffering and hardship caused to Ngai Tahu, and for the harmful effects which resulted to the welfare, economy and development of Ngai Tahu as a tribe.
		The Crown apologises to Ngai Tahu for its past failures to acknowledge Ngai Tahu rangatiratanga and mana over the South Island lands within its boundaries, and, in fulfilment of its Treaty obligations, the Crown recognises Ngai Tahu as the tangata whenua of, and as holding rangatiratanga within, the Takiwa of Ngai Tahu Whanui.
	www.geocities.com /southbeach/port/2470/maori/crown_apology_to_ngai_tahu.html (463 words)

	Kāi Tahu : Iwi - Tribal Information : Māori : Internet Gateway : Christchurch City Libraries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kotahi Mano Kaika, Kotahi Mano Wawata is Kai Tahu's vision for te reo.The vision is 1000 homes, 1000 aspirations that is in the year 2025 Kai Tahu hope to have a least 1000 Kai Tahu families speaking te reo within their homes, as the everyday language of communication.
		The Ngāi Tahu Māori Health Research Unit is a partnership between Te Runanga o Ngāi Tahu and the Dunedin School of Medicine of the University of Otago.
		Wairewa is the tūrangawaewae of Ngāti Mako and Ngāti Irakehu, hapū of Ngāi Tahu.
	library.christchurch.org.nz /Resources/Maori/Iwi/KiTahu/index.asp (237 words)

	Creative NZ: NZ at Venice - Ngai Tahu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Both Fraser and Robinson are descended from the same Maori iwi (tribe) of Ngai Tahu (known as Kai Tahu in the dialect of the South Island in New Zealand).
		Ngai Tahu is the Maori tribe of the South Island and the fourth largest tribe in New Zealand.
		Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu is the largest private landowner in the South Island and one of the largest corporations responsible for commercial activities, including fisheries and tourism.
	www.creativenz.govt.nz /venice/2001/ngaitahu/ngaitahu-story.html (937 words)

	Te Runanganui O Waitaha & Maata Waka Iwi Authority Inc. 1991 - waitaha.net.nz
		One native told me that after the Kai Tahu had pressed the Kati Mamoe back and back from Canterbury into Murihiku [Southland], and peace was made, a post was erected at Poupoutunoa [Clinton] to mark the tribal boundary.
		The Kai Tahu were supposed to have no territorial rights beyond that.
		Speaking of the sale of the Otakou block to the Pakeha in 1844, one of my informants remarked that it was a noticeable fact that the Kai Tahu sold the land and the Kati Mamoe preserved the reserves.
	www.waitaha.net.nz (540 words)

	Pre visit - Maori : New Zealand Early Settlers, New Zealand Early Settlers, New Zealand Early Settlers
		The 1700s saw ongoing skirmishes and battles between Waitaha, Kati Mamoe and Kai Tahu (in the south 'k' was used instead of 'ng'), however increasingly marriages and peace alliances locked the iwi together.
		Te Kereme (the Kai Tahu land claim) was based on breaches by the Crown of its treaty obligations.
		Access to mahika kai (traditional food sources) were lost and without land and education Kai Tahu were frequently left behind in New Zealand's development.
	www.handsonhistory.co.nz /pre-maori.htm (1040 words)

	Dec 2002 Rural Bulletin - Census Snapshot: Iwi
		(51,552), Ngai Tahu/Kai Tahu (39,180), Waikato (35,781), Ngati Tuwharetoa (29,30), Tuhoe (29,259), Ngati Maniapoto (27,168), Te Atiawa
		Of the 10 largest iwi, members of Ngai Tahu/Kai Tahu and Te Atiawa had the highest proportion of members with a qualification (70 and 68%, respectively).
		Of the 10 largest iwi, members of Ngai Tahu/Kai Tahu and Te Atiawa were most likely to have household access to a telephone (96% and 94%, respectively), while Tuhoe members had the lowest level of household telephone access (84%).
	www.maf.govt.nz /mafnet/publications/ruralbulletin/dec-02/dec-2002-06.htm (917 words)

	Health Promotion
		One of the first initiatives to be developed to deal with these requirements was the compilation of the Kai Tahu Ki Otago natural Resource Management Plan, which was launched in December 1995.
		A structure was put together and Kai Tahu ki Otago was formed and began seeking funding assistance for the first year.
		Protocols where then signed between runaka and councils/territorial authorities and Kai Tahu ki Otago Ltd. Directors from each of the four papatipu runaka (Te Runanga o Moeraki, Kati Huirapa Runanga ki Puketeraki, Te Runanga Otakou and Hokonui Runanga) were appointed.
	www.phsouth.co.nz /prom_maorikaitahu.html (352 words)

	He Atinga, Issue 2, August 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Kai Tahu interest in the sub-Antarctic islands is based on their oral records which recount the fishing, hunting and other such resource gathering expeditions that took place in the seas around the islands.
		In 1995 a number of Kai Tahu Kaumatua wrote to the Regional Conservator, Southland conservancy, asking for assistance to eradicate kiore, and to restore several species which had become locally extinct on Putauhinu Island.
		The local iwi (Kati Waewae and Kai Tahu) have been consulted and a decision on the significance of the site will be made once the assessment has been completed.
	www.doc.govt.nz /Publications/002~National-Publications/He-Atinga/099~He-Atinga-Issue-2-August-1997/index.asp (5169 words)

	Effective Participation in Resource Consent Processes - Section 3: What do tangata whenua need to participate ...
		Kai Tahu o Murihiku formed Te Ao Marama Inc (Rōpu Whakahaere), which is made up of two representatives each from the Awarua, Hokonui, Oraka-Aparima and Waihopai rūnanga (eight in total).
		One important thing to bear in mind with this example is that Kai Tahu have the advantages of settlement assets, which have enabled the investment in time and money to achieve their structure.
		Kai Tahu ki Otago has developed separate protocols with Dunedin City Council, Waitaki District Council, Clutha District Council, Central Otago District Council, Queenstown Lakes District Council and Otago Regional Council for defining the process for facilitating iwi consultation in the resource consent process.
	www.mfe.govt.nz /publications/rma/participation-resource-consent-tangata-whenua-mar05/html/page6.html (5957 words)

	Mauri and the Traditional Maori Environmental Perspective
		An important part of the Kai Tahu claim in the South Island to the Waitangi Tribunal, and a good example of the values associated with mauri of water, is Tutaepatu Lagoon.
		The lagoon was also used for recreational purposes by local Kai Tahu until set aside as a wildlife reserve by the Department of Internal Affairs in 1973.
		In the Kai Tahu document it is argued that local Kai Tahu, in partnership with the Waimakariri District Council, are the appropriate people to manage it and restore it to its natural state.
	divcom.otago.ac.nz /epmrc/2-14.html (1043 words)

	Buff Weka - New Zealand Bird
		Thirty birds were transferred from the Chatham Islands to Te Peka Karara (Stevensons Island) on Lake Wanaka last September, the first step in a long-term recovery plan by Kai Tahu and the Department of Conservation (DOC) to protect the species from extinction and, eventually, produce a sustainable population on the South Island mainland.
		Planning and negotiations between the Kai Tahu and participating Chathams iwi took at least two years and at times were 'sensitive and intense', according to DOC's Otago Conservancy Kaupapa Atawhai manager, Matapura Ellison.
		To Kai Tahu Whanui, the weka is regarded as a taoka tuku iho, a treasure handed down from the ancestors.
	www.nzine.co.nz /features/buff_weka.html (1088 words)

	Case Study - Seven steps to extending your accreditation - Kai Tech Ltd - Te Akomanga no nga hua a Tangaroa [ NZQA ]
		Kai Tech Ltd is a private training establishment (PTE) in Invercargill that offers qualifications in seafood processing.
		The PTE was established by Michelle Trow (Te Atihaunui a Paparangi) and Paki Raumati (Kai Tahu, Ngati Porou) in November 2000 with the blessing of the local iwi, Ngai Tahu and the support of the Seafood Industry Training Organisation.
		Kai Tech made good use of their local Regional Facilitator Leigh Milmine who developed the seven-point plan.
	www.nzqa.govt.nz /for-maori/publications/kaitech/history.html (369 words)

	Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu - Welcome to the Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu web pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Ngāi Tahu are a Māori tribe of the southern islands of New Zealand.
		Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu is the governing body that oversees the tribe’s activities and is comprised of elected representatives from the 18 rūnanga or tribal councils.
		To prudently manage the collective taoka of Ngāi Tahu for the maximum benefit of this and future generations.
	ngaitahu.iwi.nz /Office/TheSettlement/.../CulturalRedress/MahingaKai (242 words)

	Pac-It: A video on a traditional use of packaging - Main Page
		For centuries, Kai Tahu Whanui ki Rakiura (Southern Ngai Tahu) sustainably harvested titi (muttonbirds) on and around Rakiura (Stewart Island).
		The annual titi harvest was of paramount importance to the lifestyle of Kai Tahu Whanui and they ensured that their mokopuna (descendants) would continue to enjoy that privilege and had their customary rights recognised and protected by the Deed of Stewart Island, signed between rakatira (local chiefs) and the Crown in 1864.
		The 9m 47s video is a brief look at the descendants of the rakatira: Te Pähi, and their island Pikomamaku-nui on which the process of preserving titi is done largely as their tipuna (ancestors) did.
	www.pac-it.org.nz /videos/traditional.html (186 words)

	Maipi In Ue-Kaha No Roto (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		However during this same period Ngati Toa and Ngati Tama warriors were warned to not engage the southern warriors in hand to hand or close quarters combat as the southerners were renowned for the effective skills of these ancient arts.
		Long before the Ngai Tahu people ended their journey from Te Tai Rawhiti (the North Islands East Coast) in Ta Vai Poenemu, the South Island, this land was already occupied by people who claimed there decent from a multitude of early iwi.
		The later two shared common whakapapa with Kai Tahu or Ngai Tahu and also with Waitaha from a period when ancestors common to all three were living and journeying through the North Island (Te Ika No Maui).
	www.fighttimes.com /magazine/magazine.asp?article=232 (840 words)

	Beehive
		Moana Tipa - Christchurch (Kai Tahu, Kati Mamoe, Ngati Kahungunu) directs her own Maori arts and health consultancy, which is currently trialing arts programmes as a catalyst of change for at risk women.
		She was previously the cultural and arts advisor for the Ngai Tahu Development Corporation.
		She managed “Pounamu Kai Tahu” travel to Venice for the 2000 Venice Biennale and is a member of the Christchurch Arts Festival Trust Board.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /Print/PrintDocument.aspx?DocumentID=16063 (733 words)

	Register of Historic Places
		A further wave of settlement occurred with the arrival in Kaikoura of Waitaha, then Kati Mamoe and then, during the seventeenth century, the Kati Kuri hapu of Kai Tahu.
		Kaikoura was sold as part of the Wairau Purchase of 1847 by Ngati Toa, who had conquered much of the northern half of the South Island during the 1830s.
		Kai Tahu disputed Ngati Toa’s right to sell this land and in 1856 the government agreed to compensate Kai Tahu, however inadequately, for the land sold by Ngati Toa, which lay between Kaikoura and Kaiapoi.
	www.historic.org.nz /Register/ListingDetail.asp?RID=238&sm= (1418 words)

	David Farrar: A great plan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Press reports on their latest plan, which is to set up individual savings plans for every member of the Iwi.
		Ngai Tahu will match dollar for dollar contributions to each person's savings plans, which can only be used for education, a home or retirement.
		Ngai Tahu is often and rightly held up as an example of what has gone right with the treaty settlement process.
	www.kiwiblog.co.nz /archives/007716.html (564 words)

	Kotahi Mano Kaika (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kāi Tahu whānui have long been impoverished in te reo Māori and tikaka Māori.
		At the turn of the new millennium, Kāi Tahu whānui prioritised Kāi Tahutaka and Mātauraka Kāi Tahu as important components of our future tribal development.
		And the vision is 1000 homes, 1000 aspirations that is in the year 2025 we hope to have a least 1000 Kāi Tahu families speaking te reo within their homes, as the everyday language of communication.
	www.kotahimanokaika.com /info/about.html (123 words)

	Creative NZ: NZ at Venice - Ngai Tahu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Ngai Tahu kapa haka group Pounamu Kai Tahu was an early-morning sensation at the Venice Biennale, after the dawn ceremony in St Mark’s Square that effectively launched this year’s Biennale.
		New Zealand kapa haka group Pounamu Kai Tahu to perform at the 2001 Dance and Visual Arts Sections of the Venice Biennale (May 2001)
		A New Zealand kapa haka (performing arts) group, Pounamu Kai Tahu, will perform at the 2001 Dance Section of the Venice Biennale which takes place at the same time as the 49th Venice Biennale of Visual Art.
	www.creativenz.govt.nz /venice/2001/ngaitahu/ngaitahu.html (260 words)

	CENTRAL OTAGO TOURS - WILD FLOWER WALKS
		This carved taoka (treasure) is a representative interpretation of an ancient tradition belonging to the people of Kai Tahu, Kati Mamoe and Waitahu.
		The tribe Ngati Mamoe settled in the east, south of Te Parinuiowhiti (White Bluffs, Cook Strait.) Kai Tahu: (Ngai Tahu) Because Ngai was pronounced 'Gai' or 'Kai' in the southern Maori dialect, some writers spell ' Ngai Tahu' as 'Kai Tahu'.
		Around the year 1780, the leaders of Ngai Tahu and Ngati Mamoe formed a marriage alliance to end their constant feuds with the result that the Ngai Tahu became the dominate tribal identity in southern New Zealand.
	www.nzsouth.co.nz /toursandwalks/kopuwai.html (1109 words)

	History & Art
		" In 1848 the largest tribe in the South Island- Kai Tahu- were persuaded to sell over 8 million hectares of land to the New Zealand Company.
		The battle was fought mainly with words, but in 1879 it led to an armed confrontation between maori and Pakeha.
		Hipa Te Maiharoa, a Kai Tahu prophet whose teachings paralleled those of Te Ua, the founder of the Hauhau movement, played a major role in these events."
	www.kiwimunchies.com /category18_2.htm (358 words)

	Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu - Welcome to Ngāi Tahu Development Corporation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		This whakataukī forms the mission statement for Ngāi Tahu in the 21st century.
		Ngāi Tahu Development Corporation has over the past six years, delivered a range of services either directly or indirectly through its subsidiary or associate entities. We are currently exploring exciting alternative and more direct methods of delivering More Value to More Ngāi Tahu.
		We understand that value may be cultural, economic or social and may be directly or indirectly provided.
	ngaitahu.iwi.nz /Development/.../MahingaKaiCulturalParks (205 words)

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