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Chamber of Commerce - Northland Region Inc One festival and Waitangi Day highlight will feature the first Northland performance of the 1840 Waitangi Overture by acclaimed Maori violinist Elena. Northland organisations are starting to take the threat of a pandemic seriously, but they still vary in their levels of planning for handling such an emergency. Because Waitangi Day falls on a Monday this year, a full Saturday and Sunday family festival is planned to lead up to the day itself. www.northchamber.co.nz   (524 words)

Womens Accommodation Network - Accommodation for Women in New Zealand (bed and breakfast, lodges motels,chalets, cabins, camping) It consists of 506 hectares (1000 acres) gifted to New Zealanders in 1934 by a former Governor General of this country, Lord Bledisloe "as a place of historic interest, recreation, enjoyment and benefit in perpetuity to the inhabitants of New Zealand." http://www.taitokerau.com/east/waitangi/reserve.htm Waitangi National Trust The Waitangi National Trust Reserve is a rare piece of land preserved in an unusual way. New Zealand Film Festival The International Film Festival runs every year and travels around 15 NZ cities and towns. www.bushwise.co.nz /accdetail.php3   (524 words)

Northland Home Page Visitors to Northland can enjoy some of New Zealands best beaches - from the sheltered coves with golden sand that can be found along the east coast to the west coast sand dunes and breakers where horse-riding and surf-cast fishing is a way of life. Enterprise Northland is starting a Food and Wine Trail, aiming to help visitors become more aware of what's grown and produced in the north and showcasing the best of what Northland has to offer. Northland's history is the story of both our indigenous Maori people and the European settlers who arrived in the early 1800s. www.northland.co.nz   (832 words)

Northland Region Another major attraction in the Northland Region are the Kauri Forests. Waitangi township is also in this area and is steeped in New Zealand history as it is the home of the The Treaty of Waitangi, which is seen as the founding document of the nation. These mighty trees rate amongst some of the biggest and oldest trees in the world, these forests are located on the western side of Northland on the Kauri Coast near Dargaville. www.virtualoceania.net /newzealand/regions/northland.shtml   (273 words)

Destinations - Northland Region Easy going by nature, Northland is a place to relax and take life at an easier pace. Visit Waitangi where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840; catch a Maori cultural show at the same time. Time begins to matter less as you explore beautiful beaches, bays and forests of NZ's warmest region. pda.aatravel.co.nz /northland.shtml   (152 words)

Northland Home Page Visitors to Northland can enjoy some of New Zealands best beaches - from the sheltered coves with golden sand that can be found along the east coast to the west coast sand dunes and breakers where horse-riding and surf-cast fishing is a way of life. Northland's history is the story of both our indigenous Maori people and the European settlers who arrived in the early 1800s. Northland is a rich source of historical landmarks. www.northland.co.nz   (152 words)

Northland Region Waitangi township is also in this area and is steeped in New Zealand history as it is the home of the The Treaty of Waitangi, which is seen as the founding document of the nation. These mighty trees rate amongst some of the biggest and oldest trees in the world, these forests are located on the western side of Northland on the Kauri Coast near Dargaville. Another major attraction in the Northland Region are the Kauri Forests. www.virtualaustralia.com /newzealand/regions/northland.shtml   (152 words)

Destinations - Northland Region Easy going by nature, Northland is a place to relax and take life at an easier pace. Visit Waitangi where the Treaty of Waitangi was signed in 1840; catch a Maori cultural show at the same time. Time begins to matter less as you explore beautiful beaches, bays and forests of NZ's warmest region. pda.aatravel.co.nz /northland.shtml   (152 words)

Northland Home Page Northland is a rich source of historical landmarks. Enterprise Northland is starting a Food and Wine Trail, aiming to help visitors become more aware of what's grown and produced in the north and showcasing the best of what Northland has to offer. Visitors to Northland can enjoy some of New Zealands best beaches - from the sheltered coves with golden sand that can be found along the east coast to the west coast sand dunes and breakers where horse-riding and surf-cast fishing is a way of life. www.northland.co.nz   (832 words)

Waitangi It was here on 6 February, 1840, that New Zealand's founding bicultural document, the Treaty of Waitangi, was signed between some of the northern Maori chiefs and Captain William Hobson, representing Queen Victoria of Britain. The 506ha Waitangi Reserve is administered by the Waitangi National Trust (email waitangiestate@waitangi.net.nz, phone 09 402 7437). Next to the meeting house is the 37m long waka taua (war canoe), Ngatokimatawhaorua, which the tribes of Northland presented to the nation in 1940. www.pacificislandtravel.com /new_zealand/about_destin/northland/waitangi.html   (279 words)

Treaty of Waitangi After a day of debate, the Treaty of Waitangi was signed on February 6, 1840, at Waitangi in the Bay of Islands. Signed in 1840, the Treaty of Waitangi is an agreement between the British Crown and Maori. Because both versions are signed, the Waitangi Tribunal is instructed to have regard to both texts when making decisions. www.newzealand.com /travel/about-nz/history/history-treaty-of-waitangi.cfm   (746 words)

Northland : Northland Region, Bay of Islands, Northland Region, Bay of Islands Northland and the Bay of Islands includes all of the country north of Greater Auckland. Northland : Northland Region, Bay of Islands, Northland Region, Bay of Islands It is an area of considerable historical significance, and is the place where Maori and European signed the Treaty of Waitangi that joined them as one nation. www.tourism.org.nz /regions/northland.html   (339 words)

MP's call for Te Roroa claim inquiry a farce - Green Party A call by Northland MP John Carter for an inquiry into the Te Roroa land claim settlements is farcical and an attempt to undermine the Waitangi Tribunal, the Green Party says. But Green Party Treaty of Waitangi spokesperson Janine McVeagh said the document tampering claim is more than five years old, was investigated by the Justice Department when the claim was first made and was found to be completely false. Janine McVeagh, Green Party Treaty of Waitangi Spokesperson www.greens.org.nz /searchdocs/PR3991.html   (303 words)

NZOOM - ONE News - National Violence had erupted earlier on Waitangi Day at the treaty grounds in Northland. The police and the Waitangi Trust supported the officers' actions. The Prime Minister opted to view commemorations from the deck of the waka Te Aurere, and it was all smiles as Helen Clark did her walk-about. onenews.nzoom.com /onenews_detail/0,1227,253649-1-7,00.html   (326 words)

Waitangi Day 1999 http://www.govt.nz/nz_info/treaty.shtml) was signed between the Chiefs of the Maori Tribes of New Zealand and William Hobson (on behalf of Queen Victoria) on 6th February 1840 at Waitangi in the Bay of Islands in Northland, and it has come to be celebrated as New Zealand's national day. However on this Waitangi Day in 1999 Governor General Sir Michael Hardy-Boys, and Prime Minister Jenny Shipley, plus a large contingent of Government ministers and officials, have travelled to Waitangi to listen to the many points of view including those concerning the Constitution. In recent years, as protest escalated, the Government moved the celebrations from Waitangi to Wellington, the capital city. maaori.com /develop/waitangi99.html   (472 words)

Tapeka Del Mar Bay of Islands Beachfront Holiday Home Accommodation - NZ Vacation Rental Near historic Russell and across the bay from Paihia, Opua, Waitangi and Kerikeri in Northland - the northern tip of New Zealand's North Island. This seaside holiday home offers many attractions and tourist activities, both land and water based and is a perfect base to explore Northland, relax or go fishing or have a game of golf. This fully self contained waterfront bach (the New Zealand term for crib or beach house) features four bedrooms (king size master with en suite) and two bathrooms sleeping up to 13 people and includes all bedding, linen and towels. www.tapeka.com   (684 words)

New Zealand Heritage Trails Foundation - North Island Heritage Trails Discover Northland, Birthplace of the Naiton, the first major Maori settlements are here, the first colonial towns and the place where New Zealand's founding document was signed in 1840 at Waitangi between Queen Victoria of England and Maori chiefs. Northland trails capture the spirt of a developing nation and provide a fascinating portrayal of New Zealand's early history. Upper North Island: Northland - Warkworth - Coromandel Peninsula - Waikato www.nzsouth.co.nz /heritagetrails/uppernorth.html   (684 words)

Waitangi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Treaty of Waitangi, one of New Zealand's founding documents, named for the settlement in Northland where it was signed. Waitangi Day, a public holiday in New Zealand on February 6th each year to commemorate signing the treaty. Waitangi is the name of two tiny but important settlements in New Zealand. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Waitangi   (123 words)

Te Tiriti o Waitangi ~ The Treaty of Waitangi Visitors can follow the course of New Zealand's political heritage at the Waitangi Treaty Grounds, National Marae and Visitor Centre, at Waitangi in the Bay of Islands, on the east coast of the Northland peninsula. The Treaty of Waitangi and the history of New Zealand politics form the basis of a unique, evolving and dynamic culture. The signing of the Treaty of Waitangi is celebrated each year as our National Day. www.newzealand.com /travel/about-nz/culture/powhiri/related-topics/treaty-of-waitangi.cfm   (180 words)

Northland : Northland Region, Bay of Islands, Northland Region, Bay of Islands Northland and the Bay of Islands includes all of the country north of Greater Auckland. It is an area of considerable historical significance, and is the place where Maori and European signed the Treaty of Waitangi that joined them as one nation. As one of the first regions visited and settled by Europeans, the region has the oldest European villages in New Zealand and many historic buildings. www.tourism.org.nz /regions/northland.html   (180 words)

Tapeka Del Mar Bay of Islands Beachfront Holiday Home Accommodation - NZ Vacation Rental Near historic Russell and across the bay from Paihia, Opua, Waitangi and Kerikeri in Northland - the northern tip of New Zealand's North Island. This site contains useful tourist and visitor information about the Bay of Islands, Northland, Russell, Tapeka Point, Paihia, New Zealand, local attractions, Public Holidays and School Holidays and dates of visiting cruise ships to Russell. This seaside holiday home offers many attractions and tourist activities, both land and water based and is a perfect base to explore Northland, relax or go fishing or have a game of golf. www.tapeka.com   (180 words)

Backpackers Ultimate Guide to New Zealand Waitangi is also home to a Maori meetinghouse and a huge waka (war canoe). Northland's provincial capital is a fairly ordinary regional centre with a few interesting museums and Town Basin, a riverside marina with adjoining shopping centre. New Zealand's oldest European building (Kemp House) and the country's oldest stone building (the Stone Store) are located at the Kerikeri River Basin, a 20-minute walk from the town centre. www.bugpacific.com /destinations/nz-north.html   (180 words)

Accommodation Northland New Zealand hotels, bed & breakfasts, motels, apartments Hotels, Motels, Apartments, and B&Bs throughout the Northland Region of New Zealand, including the Bay of islands, and Far North. Our Resort complex shares a sub-tropical parkland with one of New Zealands greatest single visitor attrractions, the Waitangi Treaty House. Houhora Lodge & Homestay is New Zealands northern most architect designed luxury Bed & Breakfast situated in 1.5 hectares of developing gardens and orchards with access to the Houhora Harbour. www.solarsystem.co.nz /acc/northland.htm   (180 words)

New Zealand, Bay of Islands, Opua, Port, coastal walking path, tropical rainforest You can see the passenger ferry 5 km down the bay going between Paihia and Russell.Waitangi is just beyond Paihia and the entrance to the Kerikeri River is viewed near the North end of the bay. Here is where the overseas yachts first arrive in New Zealand after making their South Pacific Ocean crossing. New Zealand, Bay of Islands, Opua, Port, coastal walking path, tropical rainforest www.nzinfo.com /opua.htm   (180 words)

Rampage at Treaty House ends in cop being bashed - Whangarei Northern Advocate - Dec 28 2005 6:00PM - localnews The Northland constable was called to the Treaty House at Waitangi early yesterday morning after reports of a car being driven around the grounds in front of the historical house. The 27-year-old Northland man has been arrested on a raft of charges after allegedly driving a car into the Treaty House - where the Treaty of Waitangi was drafted and signed in 1840- about 2am yesterday. The historical Waitangi Treaty House overlooking the Bay of Islands was built in 1833 by the British resident in New Zealand, James Busby and his wife Agnes. northernadvocate.co.nz /localnews/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3666494&...   (1202 words)

Bay of Islands New Zealand Activities, Attractions and Tourist Information Tapeka Del Mar Luxury Beach House is the perfect base to explore all the water or land based activities and attractions found in the Bay of Islands and Northland region. The Waitangi golf course across the water from Russell has one of the most panoramic courses in the country and welcomes visiting players. Waitangi - national reserve, Treaty house, Maori meeting house, war canoe and shipwreck museum www.tapeka.com /activities.htm   (1100 words)

CLIA - Cruise Line International Association The Bay of Islands is the most noteworthy sector of Northland, and this is also the home of the Waitangi National Reserve, where the Treaty of Waitangi was drafted and signed. The general vicinity is known as Northland, or Te Tai Tokerau, which translates as Birthplace of a Nation. The crime rate in the Bay of Islands is normally not very high, and it is generally a safe and peaceful place to be. www.cruising.org /planyourcruise/wwdest/overview.cfm?recordID=257   (1100 words)

Welcome to Newstalk ZB Superintendent Gary Smith of Whakatane says Northland police have been advised of Mr Iti's intention to travel to Waitangi and if any offending occurs, appropriate action will be taken. Tame Iti has had his bail conditions amended, so he can attend Waitangi celebrations. He is facing firearms charges over an incident last month, in which it is alleged he brandished a shotgun at members of the Waitangi Tribunal. www.newstalkzb.co.nz /newsfeature.asp?storyID=66591   (629 words)

The world's largest war canoe - Destination Northland Ngatokimatawhaorua was built for the 1940 centennial celebrations of the Treaty of Waitangi and is launched every year on the 6th February, to mark the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi. It was named after the canoe which brought the Maori people to the North from Hawaiki and was captained by Nukutawiti, the grandson of Kupe, the Polynesian discoverer of New Zealand. Ngatokimatawhaorua is believed to be the largest war canoe (waka) ever built and can carry 80 paddlers and 55 passengers. www.northlandnz.com /media/largest_war_canoe.htm   (629 words)

Tapeka Del Mar Bay of Islands Beachfront Holiday Home Accommodation - NZ Vacation Rental Near historic Russell and across the bay from Paihia, Opua, Waitangi and Kerikeri in Northland - the northern tip of New Zealand's North Island. Tapeka is the gateway to the world famous Bay of Islands and the perfect base for a Northland vacation, family holiday, weekend escape, golf or fishing Self cater or choose from the variety of restaurants in nearby romantic Russell or a local vineyard. www.tapeka.com   (656 words)

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