Waiheke Station - Revision history

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The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to Ngati Paoa as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes.

[Category: History]]

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 Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The [[Waiheke Land Action Committee]] was formed and members occupied the block in 1984.
-A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged by [[Hariata Gordon]], of [[Ngati Paoa]], over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its [http://www.waitangi-tribunal.govt.nz/reports/view.asp?reportid=6E18D794-ADD1-4EAC-88D7-0C4BDBAC08A3 findings], the tribunal said:
+A claim, which came to be known as the [[Waiheke Claim]], was lodged by [[Hariata Gordon]], of [[Ngati Paoa]], over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its [http://www.waitangi-tribunal.govt.nz/reports/view.asp?reportid=6E18D794-ADD1-4EAC-88D7-0C4BDBAC08A3 findings], the tribunal said:
 :". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [Ngati Paoa],a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cities."
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 Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The [[Waiheke Land Action Committee]] was formed and members occupied the block in 1984.
-A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged by [[Hariata Gordon]], of [[Ngati Paoa]], over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its findings, the tribunal said:
+A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged by [[Hariata Gordon]], of [[Ngati Paoa]], over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its [http://www.waitangi-tribunal.govt.nz/reports/view.asp?reportid=6E18D794-ADD1-4EAC-88D7-0C4BDBAC08A3 findings], the tribunal said:
-:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [Ngati Paoa],a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cites."
+:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [Ngati Paoa],a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cities."
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 Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The [[Waiheke Land Action Committee]] was formed and members occupied the block in 1984.
-A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its findings, the tribunal said:
+A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged by [[Hariata Gordon]], of [[Ngati Paoa]], over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its findings, the tribunal said:
-:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [[[Ngati Paoa]],]a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cites."
+:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [Ngati Paoa],a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cites."
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 A claim, which came to be known as the Waiheke Claim, was lodged over the land with the Waitangi Tribunal. Among its findings, the tribunal said:
-:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [Ngati Paoa,]a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cites."
+:". . .the Waiheke occupation was more than an attempt to recapture a part of the world that once belonged to them. It was a proclamation of survival, and a call to the scattered remnants of [[[Ngati Paoa]],]a once powerful tribe to come together, to seek an ancestral base from which they might recapture the pride of their forbears and bring hope to a younger generation that might otherwise be lost to the cites."
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 ==History==
-Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The [[Waiheke Land Action Committee]] was formed and members occupied the block.
+Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The [[Waiheke Land Action Committee]] was formed and members occupied the block in 1984.
 [[Category: History]]

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 The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to [[Ngati Paoa]] as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes in 1989.
-Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The Waiheke Land Action Committee was formed and members occupied the block.
+==History==
 [[Category: History]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:57, 14 September 2007
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−	The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to [[Ngati Paoa]] as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes.	+	The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to [[Ngati Paoa]] as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes in 1989.
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		+	Its colourful history includes a land occupation protest when islanders, Maori and Pakeha together, learned of plans to sign the lease over to former manager George Evans. The Waiheke Land Action Committee was formed and members occupied the block.

	[[Category: History]]		[[Category: History]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 00:54, 14 September 2007
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−	The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to Ngati Paoa as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes.	+	The Waiheke Station, formerly known as the Maori Affairs Block, was returned to [[Ngati Paoa]] as part of the Government's settlement with Hauraki Tribes.

−	[Category: History]]	+	[[Category: History]]