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	Indigenous Peoples and the Law: Article: Iwi claims within the Ngai Tahu rohe
		Ngati Apa was concerned that, if the MAC decision stood, it would prevent the Waitangi Tribunal from investigating their claims to some South Island lands.
		Ngati Apa conceded that if they sought any recommendations from the Waitangi Tribunal inconsistent with the 1998 Settlement Act then legislative amendment would be required yet their attack on the decision of the MAC appeared to inconsistent with the 1998 Settlement Act.
		Ngati Apa were now seeking both that the MAC decision be set aside and that the court declare that the Waitangi Tribunal could hear the Ngati Apa claim to these West Coast lands.
	www.kennett.co.nz /law/indigenous/1999/55.html (3311 words)

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		Ngati pali kusokonekera kwina kwake,nkhosayo imapita kwa Ambuye kuti ikamvetsetsane.Iye adzabweretsa zonse pamaso pa m'busa zimene akuona kuti Mulungu akulankhula kuti akonze vutolo.Ngati vutolo silingakonzedwe,apa nkhosayo imamvera chifuniro cha Mulungu pokhapokha ngati sichiku tsutsana ndi malemba opatulika.
		Apa sikuti timangozindikira malamulo a Mulungu koma kuti timakhala naye muchiyanjano.Apa sikuti timangolankhula pemphero koma timaona mphamvu ya mzimu wa Mulungu ikuchitira umboni ndi mizimu yathu kuti tili ana a Mulungu (Aroma 8:14).
		Mukhala pansi monga ngati munthu woti akupumula ndipo mutenge dzanja lanu ndi kuona kodi ndi chala chiti chimene chili pamwamba?
	www.cwgministries.org /books/chichewa/Communion-With-God.doc (11869 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Ngati Apa leaders Te Hanea and Te Pouhu responded to Te Rangihaeata's gesture by presenting Te Pikinga with a slab of greenstone called Te Whakahiamoe, which was made into adzes.
		Ngati Toa regarded the three women Te Pikinga, Takaoi and Tangutu as assurance of their occupation of the land; their own mana was a mana of conquest over the people.
		Ngati Apa had been left in quiet possession of their lands in the vicinity of the Rangitikei River, but not all were reconciled to the loss of Kapiti and part of Manawatu.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=1T56&QuickSearch=true (1218 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Te Rangihaeata agreed that Ngati Apa should remain unmolested on their land and left Te Pikinga for a period at Rangitikei as 'he pou rohe', the embodiment of his authority, or mainstay, within the region.
		Also about the year 1824, the Ngati Ira family of Tamairangi were captured by Ngati Mutunga at Ohariu; Tamairangi, believing she was about to be killed, sang a lament so haunting that Te Rangihaeata, who was visiting Ngati Mutunga, was moved to extend his protection to the family, taking them with him to Kapiti Island.
		Ngati Rangatahi, originally from Wanganui, had assisted Ngati Toa in their years of struggle, and had been granted rights of occupation in the Hutt in return for gifts of tribute, birds and other produce.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=1T63&QuickSearch=true (2876 words)

	Reed Publishing
		In the Taupo area yet another Ngati Maru taua besieged Te Heuheu at Whakatara, and while the attackers were repulsed, these continual Ngati Maru raids induced Te Heuheu to embark on further defensive works as well as active trading for muskets to secure the future of his people.
		The Ngati Kuri hapu of Rangitane were slaughtered in East Bay and their bodies com-mitted to the umu at a bay that became known as Umukuri Bay.
		Large numbers of Rangitane and some of their Ngati Apa allies had retreated to this pa, which in classical style encompassed a steep-sided promontory which jutted into the sea from a long, steep ridge.
	www.reed.co.nz /whatshot.cfm?full=yes&id=13&titled=348 (1583 words)

	TE RAUPARAHA
		Ngati Toa were driven back to the pa of Te Totara, at the southern end of Kawhia Harbour, where peace was made, but it was broken when Te Rauparaha led a fishing party into grounds claimed by Ngati Maniapoto.
		Ngati Toa had long-standing alliances with the tribes of northern Taranaki, the southern neighbours of Ngati Maniapoto.
		Ngati Toa was defeated at Te Kakara, near Lake Taharoa, and Waikawau pa, south of Tirau Point, was captured.
	www.ngatitoa.iwi.nz /te_rauparaha.htm (3408 words)

	The Maori Law Review - May 2000
		Nor should they fail on the basis that all Ngäti Apa claims were made "in right of ownership" in the lands concerned and that the MAC had found that Ngäti Apa rights in the lands in question were at the behest of Ngäi Tahu.
		Ngäti Apa conceded that if they sought any recommendations from the Waitangi Tribunal inconsistent with the 1998 Settlement Act then legislative amendment would be required — yet their attack on the decision of the MAC appeared to be inconsistent with the 1998 Settlement Act.
		Ngäti Apa were now seeking both that the MAC decision be set aside and that the court declare that the Waitangi Tribunal could hear the Ngäti Apa claim to these West Coast lands.
	www.bennion.co.nz /mlr/2000/may.html (6905 words)

	Growfish - Gippsland Aquaculture Industry Network (GAIN) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Mitchell's Ngati Tama iwi was one of the top of the South Island tribes gathering evidence to show they were being sidelined by local authorities in the emergent bidding war for aquaculture space in the Marlborough Sounds.
		At the time the Court of Appeal released the Ngati Apa decision, the commission was involved in intense negotiations with a reluctant Government over aquaculture rights, but it was far from certain iwi would acquire the 20 per cent slice of marine farming space, which would be finally announced a year later.
		Iorns and Jones believe that concentration of cases helped to fuel the mainstream backlash to Ngati Apa and a political one to its authors, together with the fact that because it involved "the beach" it was seen as an almost iconoclastic attack.
	www.growfish.com.au /cat_content.asp?contentid=3806&catid=116 (1946 words)

	Public Address \| Speaker \| Untangling the Foreshore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For, as I have said, the decision in the Ngati Apa case was not based on the Treaty, but on the common law that its English version expressed.
		In Ngati Apa the Court of Appeal rejected the Wi Parataview of the common law and held that the Ninety-mile Beach decision was wrong.
		In Ngati Apa the Court of Appeal held that a native title might exist in the foreshore or the seabed if no Crown grant or statutory grant has ever been made of a title covering those areas.
	www.publicaddress.net /print,1248.sm (4127 words)

	White Light Focus Empowerment
		As leader of Ngati Patu-tokotoko hapu of Te Ati Haunui-a-Paparangi, Te Peehi Turoa was a major leader of the Wanganui tribes during the period of European impact in the first half of the nineteenth century.
		In the early 1820s Te Peehi Turoa besieged Ngati Raukawa leader Puke at Makakote pa. However, it is said that he lifted the siege when he realised the pitiful condition of the starving people in the pa. He opposed the migration in the 1820s of Ngati Toa and its allies, including Ngati Raukawa, to Horowhenua.
		Later, in 1829, Te Rauparaha sought revenge for the killing of some migrating Ngati Raukawa at Wanganui, and for the death of a Ngati Raukawa leader at Makakote, by organising an attack, supported by Ngati Raukawa, on Putiki Wharanui, a major Wanganui pa near the river mouth.
	www.wai-shaman.com /Chief%20Pehi%20Turoa.htm (635 words)

	Alliance New Zealand (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It may well have been the case that if Ngati Apa had been allowed to proceed, the court would have found this to be the case.
		2.1.1 The Court of Appeal in Ngati Apa raised the possibility that some areas of the foreshore and seabed may have the status of “Maori customary land” and this may be convertible into freehold title.
		The Ngati Apa case arose from the denial of such access to Maori by the Marlborough Regional Council.
	www.alliance.org.nz /info.php3?Type=PositionPaper&ID=1800 (1795 words)

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		The effect of legislation In some parts of the Ngati Apa judgments the analysis of the effect of legislation is not as full as perhaps it might be.
		In Ngati Apa Tipping J (para 202) was tentatively of opinion that the issue, pursuant to s 132 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993, of a certificate of title for Maori customary foreshore or seabed land, would be forbidden by the provisions against alienation in s 9A of the Revesting Act.
		This might seem to confirm Richard Scragg’s suggestion in [2003] NZLJ 417 that “Ngati Apa seems to have been decided on the basis of a change of values in social policy, rather than that of a correction of an error of law”.
	www.converge.org.nz /pma/fs0204.doc (3909 words)

	Hutt Valley Campaign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Originally the area had been occupied by three small tribes (or hapu), Rangitane, Ngati Apa, and Muaupoko.
		They had been displaced during the Musket Wars by other hapu, Ngati Toa and Ngati Rangitane.
		Seeing that they had been disposessed of the land, Rangitane did not mind selling it to the Pakeha.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hutt_Valley_Campaign (778 words)

	Business: Business News: Govt's Lahar Decision Splits Maori (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ngati Apa spokeswoman Cherryl Smith says her people are concerned because emergency planning for the lahar seems to stop at the Whangaehu River Rd bridge at Tangiwai, between Waiouru and Ohakune.
		Carter, Hawkins and Burton heard evidence from Ngati Apa representatives, telling how Maori living at the Kauangaroa and Whangaehu maraes on the Whangaehu River feared for their lives from the impending lahar.
		Smith said she had heard stories about insurance assessors telling Ngati Apa representatives they would not be covered against losses in an impending lahar if they rebuild their homes adjacent to the flooded marae.
	xtramsn.co.nz /business/0,,5007-3228372,00.html (1069 words)

	Ao Noanoa to Ate Puru: Fletcher Index of Māori Names: The University of Waikato Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		A chief of Ngati Pa. A Chief of Ngati Tama shot by Te Awa i taia.
		APA TU An ancestor of East Coast tribes.
		A Ngati Whakaue chief wounded during a fight against rebel natives at Matata in 1864.
	www.waikato.ac.nz /library/resources/nzc/fletcher/A2.shtml?printver (1178 words)

	The Maori Law Review - August 1999
		Accordingly, Ngäti Apa’s application for judicial review must fail on account of the statutory bar and should be struck out.
		However, his Honour indicated that, if he were wrong in reaching that conclusion, in his view "the settlement of just claims is of vital importance to the well-being of the people in New Zealand" and he would not strike out the cause of action on any of the other grounds set out in the application.
		This was an application by the first defendant (the Attorney-General) and the third defendant (the Honourable Douglas Graham) to strike out proceedings brought by the plaintiff as set out in his fifth amended statement of claim.
	www.bennion.co.nz /mlr/1999/aug.html (5623 words)

	New Zealand History - Whakapapa 2 - arrival in NZ
		Either way, he returned to Hawaiiki and brought back his people to this new land he named "Aotearoa" or "Land of the Long White Cloud", inspired by the clouds that hovered over the length of the Southern Alps.
		Ngati Tama, Ngati Mutunga, Ngati Raahiri, Manukorihi, Puketapu, Te Atiawa, Ngati Maru
		The tribes of the South Island believe that Rakaihautu discovered New Zealand - as he is said to have had little food aboard his wakas, he moved to the South Island where moas were available as a food source.
	www.zealand.org.nz /whakapapa2.htm (347 words)

	NZ at the Pacific Arts Festival - Belau 2004
		Blaine Te Rito (Ngati Kahungunu, Nga Puhi, Ngati Kahu), Auckland
		Taki Rua - Amanda Hereaka (Ngati Tuwharetoa, Te Arawa), Wellington
		Adrian Tangaroa Wagner (Te Atiawa, Te Whanau A Apanui, Ngati Hauiti, Wanganui), Wellington
	www.creativenz.govt.nz /belau/artists/artists-3.html (197 words)

	Marahau, The Abel Tasman Village - New Zealand - History of Marahau
		Ngati Tumatakokiri were in occupation at the time of Abel Tasman's visit to Golden Bay in 1642, and they were not finally displaced until the late 1790's.
		Their conquerors were Ngati Apa, Ngati Kuia and Ngai Tahu, known as the Kurahaupo Alliance.
		The first recorded contact by Europeans with the Abel Tasman area came during the time when Ngati Tumatakokiri were in occupation.
	www.abeltasman.net.nz /history.html (1560 words)

	TREATY CLAIM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The Ngati Raukawa went out to the sea, beach and we the Ngati Kauwhata and Ngati Huia came across inland through the back to Rangitikei, and Te Auturoa was the chief of Ngati Huia.
		After this a party of Ngati Apa with Wi Mokomoko some (sic) of Te Hanea (Hamuera’s brother) came to Kapiti, to fetch his mother, the women of whom Te Whata asked about the chief’s (kete).
		My father was friendly with Ngati Apa chiefs, This was before the Haowhenua.The same year in which we came, we joined the Haowhenua.
	www.kauwhata.5u.com /treaty_claim.htm (1357 words)

	Scoop: Pacific Ecologist: R. Boast On Foreshore & Seabed
		This involves changing the existing statutory jurisdiction of the Maori Land Court and the High Court with respect to the foreshore and seabed after Ngati Apa and replacing these with a remodelled new process, to be conducted by the Maori Land Court, which recognises Maori customary rights.
		Following the Court of Appeal’s judgment in Ngati Apa Maori groups not unnaturally commenced filing applications in the Maori Land Court seeking investigations of title into defined areas of foreshore and seabed.
		The Crown’s application was based on two grounds, that the Crown intends to legislate and because the Court of Appeal decision in Ngati Apa has been appealed by some of the parties to it — not, ironically, the Crown as it happens — to the Privy Council.
	www.scoop.co.nz /mason/stories/HL0407/S00021.htm (3898 words)

	MAORI TRIBAL HISTORY - Te Rauparaha's Feats - 1966 Encyclopaedia of New Zealand
		The Ngati Tama, Ngati Mutunga, and Te Atiawa tribes of that district, being related to Ngati Toa, gave a free passage to the expedition.
		They were seen by Ngati Maniapoto after they had crossed the river but Te Rauparaha had a large number of fires lit to convey the impression of a large force and they were able to move south again without further molestation, finally joining their tribe, which was living with Ngati Tama.
		The Ngati Toa withdrew to Waikanae and, while there, they were attacked by Te Hakeke of Ngati Apa with a considerable force from his own tribe and from Rangitane and Muaupoko.
	www.teara.govt.nz /1966/M/MaoriTribalHistory/TeRauparahasFeats/en (1747 words)

	Ngati Raukawa Booklist
		Iwi: The area was populated many years ago by Kurahaupo iwi (Ngai Tara, Ngati Rangitane, Mua-upoko., Ngati Apa, Ngati Tu-mata-kokiri, then Ngati Mamoe, Ngati Ira from Te Tai Rawhiti, and Ngai Tahu also passed through on their way to Te Waipounnamu.
		The silent migration : Ngati Poneke Young Maori Club 1937-1948 : stories of urban migration, by Agnes Broughton...
		Cork of war : Ngati Toa and the British Mission : an historical narrative.
	www.wcl.govt.nz /maori/whakapapa/Raukawa.html (1027 words)

	Te Rapuora Health Services Board of Trustees - Marlborough, NZ
		Represents Ngati Apa and is a board member for Omaka Marae, Omaka Maori Womens Welfare League, Ngati Apa Trust and for Conservation Nelson/Marlborough.
		Represents Te Runanga O Ngati Kuia and is a Raranga Kete (Weaving) Tutor.
		Represents Ngati Toarangatira Ki Wairau and is employed by the Iwi to manage the Trust.
	www.tewaiha.org.nz /board.asp (127 words)

	Turakina Highland Games - History
		There were originally three Maraes in the area, a stronghold of the Ngati Apa people.
		The renovated Meeting House, dining hall [built in the 1980's] and Maori Anglican church are used regularly for many Ngati Apa events and also hosts many visiting groups.
		At its peak in the late 1880's Turakina and the surrounding area boasted 3 churches, St Andrews Presbyterian (the current church was built in 1865), St George's Anglican Church (opened on 15th April 1883) and St Joseph's Catholic church (opened on 20th Sept, 1868).
	www.turakinahighlandgames.co.nz /history.php (466 words)

	Toromata (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Ngai Tahu is the tribe which now inhabits most of the South Island, largely supplanting and absorbing Ngati Mamoe, and Waitaha before them.
		Ngati Apa has it's main roots in the Rangitikei district of the North Island, and has members in the North of the South Island around present day Blenheim.
		Prior to its invasion by Te Rauparaha of Ngati Toa, Ngati Apa inhabited Kapiti Island off the coast North of Wellington.
	www.maaori.com /whakapapa/toromata.htm (86 words)

	[darkness] And in the darkness, bind them... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		It's taken the "Foreshore and Seabed" issue - stemming from last year's Court of Appeal decision in the Ngati Apa case - to convince Dr Cullen that activist judges are a threat to democracy.
		What Cullen hasn't remembered to mention (yet) is the fiction, espoused by Lord Cooke and perpetuated in our law schools, that judges might have the power to openly strike down legislation if they think it violates our unwritten constitution.
		Cullen's driving fear is that the Court of Appeal's decision on Ngati Apa could end up costing Labour its seats on the treasury benches.
	www.darkness.net.nz /archives/000452.html (242 words)

	Scoop: Memorandum To The Waitangi Tribunal On Foreshore
		It is accepted, however, that more time is needed to consider the large volume of submissions received and to engage in further dialogue with Maori and other interested parties before finalising that part of the policy that is to be the subject of legislation in February or March 2004.
		The basic problem, as the Crown sees it, is that there appears to be an assumption that Ngati Apa represents confirmation that tikanga is fully cognisable by New Zealand law in the coastal-marine zone, and that tikanga operates as the only valid set of rights and obligations in that zone.
		The Crown, however, proposes to wait until the parties to the Ngati Apa proceedings have had the opportunity to consider the contents of this Memorandum and then discuss whether terms of a joint application to the Maori Appellate Court can be agreed.
	www.scoop.co.nz /mason/stories/PA0311/S00087.htm (3424 words)

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