Speeches 

He Hikoi Hitori mo Ngai Tuhoe me te Karauna

Parekura Horomia

31.07.2008

"He tikanga rongonui rawa atu te hainatanga i te Whakaritenga Whakawhitiwhiti Kōrero mō Ngai Tūhoe me te Karauna. E tohu ana i tētahi hiahia pono, a Ngai Tūhoe me te Karauna ki te noho tahi me te rapu huarahi whakamua tōtika mō te tautoko me te whakatika i aua kerēme," i kī te Minita mō ngā Take Māori, a Parekura Horomia, i te rangi nei.

"I roto i te hainatanga o te Whakaritenga Whitiwhiti KÅrero, e tautoko ana te Karauna i hapa ia ki te whakatutuki i Äna herenga Tiriti ki a Ngai TÅ«hoe. Ko te hÄ«tori a Ngai TÅ«hoe he hÄ«tori o te ngÄwari, o te pakari me te whakahÄ«hÄ«. Engari he hÄ«tori hinapouri anÅ; he hÄ«tori o te noho tÅ«kino, te mur...  more +

Historical step for Ngai Tuhoe and the Crown

Parekura Horomia

31.07.2008

"The signing of the Terms of Negotiation is a significant milestone for both Ngai Tūhoe and the Crown. It signals a genuine desire of Ngai Tūhoe and the Crown to sit down together and find an appropriate way forward for recognising and addressing those claims." Minister of Maori Affairs., Parekura Horomia said today.

 

 "In signing the Terms of Negotiation, the Crown recognises that it has failed to fulfil its Treaty obligations to Ngai TÅ«hoe.  Ngai Tuhoe history is one of great resilience, strength, and pride.  But it is also a tragic history; a history of state vio...  more +

Address to Te Akatea Māori Principals Conference

Parekura Horomia

24.08.2006

Address to Te Akatea Māori Principals Conference 2006Rangimarie Marae, Rangiotu, Palmerston North

Mihi

Thank you for the invitation to speak to you today. The kaupapa of your conference is Te Pikikotuku: Accelerated Leadership. This kaupapa is very important to ensure learning opportunities for not only tamariki Maori but also all learners in Aotearoa.

I want...  more +