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	The New Zealand Government Directory - Archive 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ms King said it was proposed that the agency, to be set up in 2004-05, would be led by a full or part-time medical director reporting to a national advisory board.
		In announcing Ms Turia's dismissal from Cabinet the Prime Minister said a number of options were open to Mrs Turia which could have seen her continue in her work as a Minister, or spend a period on the backbench with a reasonable expectation of returning to ministerial duties.
		Ms Awatere Huata has been sitting as an independent for more than a year since she was expelled from the ACT caucus.
	www.nzgovtdirectory.com /Visitors/news/Archive2004.htm (9662 words)

	Appointments: Te Puni Kokiri and Ministry of Youth Affairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ms Carter is currently the acting chief executive of the Ministry of Youth Affairs.
		Ms Carter was a policy manager at the Ministry of Women's Affairs between 1994 and 1996.
		Ms Carter is a graduate of Victoria University of Wellington.
	www.ssc.govt.nz /display/document.asp?NavID=113&DocID=1918 (2681 words)

	Ship Descriptions - Ar to Av
		ARAWA was built for Shaw, Saville and Albion by Wm.Denny of Dumbarton in 1884.
		Returned to her owners she was renamed ARAWA again and was put up for sale and purchased by Elder Dempster and Co. but immediately taken over by the British government and used as a transport in the Boer War.
		The ARAWA was built by Swan Hunter and Wigham Richardson, Wallsend-on-Tyne in 1907 for Shaw Savill and Albion Co Ltd and was constructed specially for the frozen meat trade and with passenger accommodation for 220 in three classes.
	www.theshipslist.com /ships/descriptions/ShipsAA.html (13537 words)

	Maori women's gambling investigated
		Ms Morrison, a research co-ordinator for the Maori and Psychology Research Unit at Waikato's Psychology Department, also believes that there needs to be a cultural and socio-economic perspective provided when reading statistical information about Maori women's gambling behaviour.
		Ms Morrison's research found that gambling was very much an activity to which Maori women had been socialised into as children and they unconsciously socialised their own children.
		Ms Morrison's ultimate aim is to work with Maori women and their whanau to identify possible intervention strategies to raise the women's awareness of gambling to help reduce any damaging effects of new forms of gambling on their whanau.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /news/index.shtml?article=124 (460 words)

	Massey News Article \| Passion for art
		Both Ms Te Ratana, (Tuhoe), and Mr Taepa, (Te Arawa, Te Atiawa), are tutors in the four-year Mäori Visual Arts programme, a course they hold close to their hearts.
		Both Ms Te Ratana and Mr Taepa have family working towards their Masters in Mäori Visual Arts, a programme heavy in theory and incorporating compulsory papers in te reo Mäori.
		Ms Te Ratana sold a painting, one of a triptych, and Mr Taepa exhibited a Heke Iho series, a commentary of the transmigration of traditional Mäori patterns and its increasing prevalence on clothing and coffee mugs.
	masseynews.massey.ac.nz /2004/Massey_News/may/may24/stories/01-08-04.html (516 words)

	Lake Bed will be handed back to Te Arawa (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The decision to accept was made by the Te Arawa Maori Trust Board and its negotiators after receiving a letter from Minister of Treaty Negotiations Margaret Wilson and the Office of Treaty Settlements on Thursday.
		The vesting of the lakebed titles meant that Te Arawa would be the owners of the lakebeds and have certain 'ownership rights' and a say over matters relating to the lakes, the negotiators said.
		Part of accepting the offer meant that Te Arawa had to guarantee the public the right to use and access the lakes and that the interests of commercial users and structures would be protected.
	www.arena.org.nz /sbtaupo.htm (629 words)

	Scoop: Conservation Board Appointments - Regions
		Ms Lee thanked the only retiring member, chair Melanie Moorcroft, for the energy and passion she had shown during her time with the board.
		Ms Lee thanked the retiring chair, James Guild, for his significant contribution to conservation and the Board, and retiring board members Terry Donaldson and Wiki Martin for their efforts.
		Ms Lee thanked retiring member Megan Balks of Hamilton for her energy and passion as a member of the board for the past six years, three of those as chair.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PA0109/S00097.htm (7725 words)

	Daily Post Column 2 April 2001
		With her agreement, I had arranged a meeting between Ms Wilson and other interested groups to allow them to put their views, but that was derailed just after the meeting with the councils and Te Arawa.
		Ms Wilson will now tell the Rotorua community what she and the Government decide in six weeks time.
		Local iwi will re-assume ownership, which was willingly and generously ceded by Te Arawa to the public of New Zealand in the 1920s and embodied in legislation at the time.
	www.maxbradford.co.nz /maxs_views/articles/2001-04-02.htm (492 words)

	PNG news items index
		RED Cross International’s office in Arawa was burned to the ground in apparent anger over the weapons disposal plans on Friday.
		But UN officials from Arawa said there were other things that had “stirred’’ up the people in the area.
		Ms Watrin said in recent years, the number of volunteers entering PNG had dwindled from 80 to 40, and half of them left for home before finishing their two-year terms.
	www.exkiap.net /news/01_news_items.htm (3963 words)

	Top Stories from NZCity
		Ms Hardy says it is not appropriate for the case to go to trial.
		The Government announced in December that it was prepared to transfer the ownership of 14 lakebeds to Te Arawa, along with $10 million in compensation and an apology.
		It points out that the present position was agreed between the Crown and Te Arawa in 1922, and the Society says that 1922 Agreement and its associated 1922 Act remains in force and should not be changed.
	home.nzcity.co.nz /news?id=44988&c=w (303 words)

	Māori Woodcarvers
		Mataatua 1875, Hotunui 1878, Pukeko 1884 (Barton and Reynolds 1985:5; Brown 1997:300; Hakiwai 2003:91; McEwen MS Papers 6717-029; Mead 1986:26,94,191; 1990:274,276; 1993:8-9; Mead and Te Roopu Kohikohi Korero o Ngati Awa 1990:15; Mokomoko 1898; Neich 1996:111; nd:2,7; Ngata 1958:22:34; Phillipps 1948:5; Phillipps and Wadmore 1956:6; Wadmore and Wairua 1935)
		Mataatua 1875, Hotunui 1878 (McEwen MS Papers 6717-029; Mead and Te Roopu Kohikohi Korero o Ngati Awa 1990:15; Phillipps and Wadmore 1956:33; Wadmore and Wairua 1935)
		Mataatua 1875 (McEwen MS Papers 6717-029; Mead and Te Roopu Kohikohi Korero o Ngati Awa 1990:15; Phillipps and Wadmore 1956:33; Wadmore and Wairua 1935)
	www.library.auckland.ac.nz /subjects/maori/guides/maoricarvers_2.htm (2350 words)

	Rotorua Daily Post
		Te Arawa turned out in the hundreds to witness history in the making as iwi leaders signed a deal many believe marks a new beginning for the tribe.
		Te Arawa Maori Trust Board chairman Anaru Rangiheuea said many people had fought for the lakes to be returned to Te Arawa over the past 125 years.
		Te Arawa negotiator David Tapsell said the negotiation process had not always been easy with public interests to be considered as well as the tribe's.
	www.dailypost.co.nz /storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3617324&thesection=localnews&thesubsection=&thesecondsubsection= (813 words)

	Rangiteaorere Land Claim
		Preliminary papers were filed for the Crown by Sister Josephine Barnao on Lake Rotokawau (A15) and on the survey costs for the Whangapaungakau-Pukepoto blocks (A17), and Ms Stephanie McHugh on the Te Ngae mission block (A14).
		Very detailed reports were presented by Ms McHugh, on the Te Ngae church mission block, and by Mr Alexander on other matters relating to Ngati Rangiteaorere lands, including lands taken for roading and for survey costs.
		The Crown's witnesses presented their evidence as they found it, openly acknowledging fault where the evidence indicated it and ensuring that the tribunal had before it all relevant evidence that could be located.
	www.knowledge-basket.co.nz /oldwaitangi/text/wai032/doc005.html (1549 words)

	New Zealand Archaeology News
		Ms Larsen also advocates charging for water to stop this generation using up the planet's aquifers and leaving the land so dry that it will not be able to feed tomorrow's children.
		The 69-year-old chairman of the Te Arawa Trust Board doesn't want to discuss the historical claim of his tribe to 13 lakes in the Rotorua district or the deal it has been offered by Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson.
		Ms Green says creating a list in the historic values section of the Proposed District Plan will give more protection to the sites.
	www.nzarchaeology.org /blog/archive/2004_10_01_oldnews.htm (2167 words)

	Wairarapa News 8 September 2004
		Due to the saturated leaf litter in the forest and in the hihi aviary Arawa couldn’t find him enough good bugs to eat, which is thought to have resulted in his stunted growth.“ It is thought to have left him a little undeveloped when he fledged.
		Ms Wyeth said it was the dedication of his mum that he pulled through.
		Ms Wyeth said the Mt Bruce breeding programme was extra insurance for hihi.“ Having just the island populations is like putting all your eggs in one basket.” Ultimately Ms Wyeth would like to see hihi released to live wild in the Pukaha Mt Bruce forest.
	wairarapa.co.nz /times-age/news2004/040908b.html (308 words)

	Māori Woodcarvers
		(Te Ipu Whakatara?, Te Ipu Pumipi?), Te Arawa.
		Te Takinga 1879, Te Arawa 1881, Rakeaio 1887, Kahumatamomoe (poutokomanawa) 1914, Tawakemoetahanga 1925, Paruaharanui (door) (Cresswell 1977:55,59; McEwen 1947:176; McEwen MS Papers 6717-029; Phillipps and McEwen 1948:83, 86, 94; Neich 2001)
		Rakeaio 1887, Kahumatamomoe (amo, maihi, tekoteko, poutahuhu) 1914 (Cresswell 1977:53; McEwen MS Papers 6717-029; Phillipps and McEwen 1948:86, 94; Simmons 1985:132; Stafford 1994:134)
	www.library.auckland.ac.nz /subjects/maori/guides/maoricarvers_3.htm (3170 words)

	International Women’s Day Celebration - Bougainville (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		International Women’s Day was celebrated today in Arawa by a gathering of over 700 women, in a crowd that marched from Arawa District Office to Independence Oval.
		Marcelline Tunim and the Bougainville Women’s Council (BWC) Ms.
		George Tarala, the District Manager in Arawa for Central Bougainville were invited to address the Women’s March.
	www.isis.aust.com /iwd/bougainville.htm (302 words)

	Eight Beating Hearts
		The Eight Beating Hearts of Te Arawa brings together eight individual tourism operators from throughout the Rotorua region, combining the different experiences to form three packages – high-end, mainstream and adventure.
		The concept was launched at the 2004 Kiwi Link UK and Netherlands trade training event with the support of the Poutama Trust and walked away with the award for the best presentation, as judged by British and Dutch travel agents.
		Some of the experiences in the packages are mainstream activities like white-water rafting, or bungy, but they all incorporate a Maori cultural segment, and they all add to the overall story we are telling our visitors.
	www.tourisminfo.co.nz /tourism_info/latest-news/eight-beating-hearts.cfm (489 words)

	Top Stories from NZCity
		Te Arawa is the third North Island group of iwi to sign terms of negotiation instead of going through the Waitangi tribunal.
		Ms Wilson says they are always difficult, but both parties are negotiating in good faith and there should be progress within the year.
		Ms Wilson says Te Arawa represents the largest group of complainants the crown has negotiated with.
	home.nzcity.co.nz /news?id=45336&c=w (144 words)

	bougainville and belisi 2000. pages for the people of bougainville and the families of peace monitors on the island
		But while welcoming Mr Ona's appearance in Arawa the UN says it has not recognised independence, saying it has only acknowledged receipt of a declaration document.
		He said that the law and order situation in Arawa is being monitored with a combined ex combatant members patrolling the streets.
		Ms Veneo said the course was very intensive for both participants and course instructors, but it was completed successfully.
	www.geocities.com /belisi_2000/xxrindex.html (6241 words)

	Beehive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Ms Tizard expressed her confidence in the new appointments.
		Their collective experience in artistic and cultural matters will bring valuable skills to the body they are joining, as will the knowledge of arts communities they participate in.
		Waaka Vercoe (Ngati Awa, Te Arawa) is a kaumatua with skills in local government, having worked as Maori Policy Advisor for the Bay of Plenty Regional Council for many years.
	www.beehive.govt.nz /Print/PrintDocument.aspx?DocumentID=23247 (440 words)

	Society Fresh : Article 'Akaroa' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		From the 1850s, Lyttelton and then Christchurch outgrew Akaroa, which has developed into a holiday resort and retained many French influences as well as many of its nineteenth century buildings.
		1952) MS Aurora MS Australis MS Awani Dream I MS Axel Johnson (l.
		1993) MS Wolfe Y SS Yale SS Yawata Maru MS Yuridolgoruki
	www.society-fresh.net /DisplayArticle399906.html (816 words)

	Scoop: Te Puni Kokiri and Ministry of Youth Affairs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Ministry is the Government’s principal adviser on the Crown’s relationship with iwi, hapu, and Maori, and it is the Government’s principal adviser on policies that affect Maori.
		Ko Te Puni Kökiri te kaiärahi matua a te Käwanatanga mö ngä hononga i waenga i te Karauna me ngä iwi, ngä hapü, tae atu ki te iwi Mäori nui tonu.
		Ko ia anö te kaiärahi matua a te Käwanatanga mö ngä kaupapa-here e pä mai ana ki te iwi Mäori.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/PO0012/S00086.htm (3014 words)

	The Guardian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		No matter whether they were from so-called PNG Care Centres or from Bougainville Revolutionary Army controlled areas, the women joined hands as they marched together.
		Mr James Tanis, the Acting Co-Chairman of the recently established Bougainville Constituent Assembly and Mr George Tarala, the District Manager in Arawa for Central Bougainville, were also invited to address the Women's March.
		They expressed amazement at the event and acknowledged the women working side by side with their men and leaders as they reconstruct and develop Bougainville from the ashes of the last nine years of war.
	www.zip.com.au /~cpa/garchive/945boug.htm (304 words)

	Viewpoint (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		And it is a model the New Zealand Government is using because they feel skills transfer is very important and the volunteers are not coming into the country as part of a big well-funded development project.
		Ms Snelson is currently in Bougainville to meet volunteers and see for herself what they are doing in their service to the community at large.
		They are involved with Bougainville Restoration and Development Unit, Division of Commerce, Arawa Carpentry and Social Development Association, Arawa Health Centre, Arawa Children’s Centre, Bougainville Inter-Church Women’s Forum, Hutjena Secondary School, Department of Primary Industry, Aropanari Research and Training Centre, Arawa Primary School and Asitavi High School.
	www.postcourier.com.pg /20040811/bville03.htm (411 words)

	Hobson Community Board minutes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		That Mr Kevin Cox, Ms Cath Hon and Ms Janfrie Wakim be thanked for their presentation on the plans for the partnership project between Epsom Girls Grammar School Foundation and Auckland City.
		That Ms Julie Sayes be thanked for her presentation on the recreational use of the Orakei Basin.
		That Ms Winter be thanked for her presentation on the use of cross street banners in Newmarket.
	www.aucklandcity.govt.nz /council/members/boardmeetings/hobson/m20020219.asp (1802 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Te Arawa then avenged the sack of Maketu by destroying Te Tumu on 5 May 1836.
		Although Te Arawa regained their position on the coast, warfare continued until peace was made in the mid 1840s.
		Towards the end of the wars Tupaea was described as embittered by the ravages his tribe had sustained and reluctant to make peace with Te Arawa.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Find_Quick.asp?PersonEssay=1T112 (1048 words)

	"Hawaii Events @ Eventpolynesia.com" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Te Waka Toi, the Mäori arts board of Creative New Zealand, is developing the residency with the Kamakakūokalani Centre for Hawaiian Studies at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, Hawaii.
		His waka include Te Arawa, which was carved for the people of Te Arawa and resides on the shores of Rotorua.
		The waka was used in the commemoration of the 1990 Commonwealth Games in San Diego and Hono ki Aotearoa was carved in a short period of time when Grant was invited to visit the annual Hawaiian Canoe Festival.
	www.eventpolynesia.com /events/hawaii/NZ3_page_lyonelgrant.htm (741 words)

	Nehan/North Bougainville
		Allen, Janice M. (1972) ‘Relationships between sentence and discourse in Halia.’ In Allen, Janice and M. Lawrence (eds) Papers in New Guinea Linguistics no. 16.
		Arawa: Department of North Solomons Province, Division of Education.
		Arawa, PNG: Department of North Solomons Province, Division of Education.
	www.surrey.ac.uk /lcts/bill.palmer/NWS_site/Bibliography/Nehan_North_Bougainville.htm (3457 words)

	John Mark v National Housing Corporation and Another [1999] PGNC 99 (11th November, 1999)
		HINCHLIFFE J: The plaintiff was an employee of the Department of Housing, stationed at Arawa, when he was charged under Sec.
		The plaintiff vigorously denied the charge but subsequently he was advised by way of Notice of Punishment that he had been guilty of improper conduct in his official capacity and was dismissed from the Public Service.
		This is particularly so in view of Ms Betsie’s denial to the Commission of such flmail being attempted on her by Mr.
	www.worldlii.org /pg/cases/PGNC/1999/99.html (1463 words)

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