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The Crown and the Te Arawa Mâori Trust Board today signed a deed providing for the settlement of Te Arawa's historical lakes claims and remaining annuity issues.

The Crown and the Ngâti Mutunga Iwi Authority today initialled a Deed of Settlement for the iwi's historical Treaty of Waitangi claims.

The Crown and Te Arawa have agreed to enter into negotiations settling the tribes' land-based historical Treaty of Waitangi claims.

The Crown and Ngäti Kahu ki Whangaroa have signed Terms of Negotiation for the settlement of the Far North iwi's historical Treaty of Waitangi claims.

The Ngäti Tuwharetoa (Bay of Plenty) Claims Settlement Bill will have its first reading in Parliament today.

The transfer of 13 Rotorua lakebeds to the Te Arawa Mâori Trust Board will guarantee continued public access to the lakes, Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson said today.

Ngäti Tüwharetoa (Bay of Plenty), also known as Tuwharetoa ki Kawerau, are from the Kawerau and Matatä area and have about 3000 members.

After 13 years of wrangling maori are set to recieve $750 million in assets from the 1992 fisheries settlement

This agreement is the first of its kind for the Far North

The Ngäti Awa Claims Settlement Bill began its first reading in parliament today.

A new guide to the Treaty of Waitangi claims settlement process will is a concise guide to settling treaty claims.

The government and the Port Nicholson Block Claims Team have agreed terms of negotiation covering historical claims to the Wellington region

The government and Moriori have taken a significant step towards settling their historical Treaty of Waitangi claims.

Proposals are being considered to streamline Treaty of Waitangi historic settlements, Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson says.

Labour has an impressive record of achievement in the Treaty settlements area, says Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson.

A further $1.2 million a year will be put into Treaty settlement negotiations.

Tû tautoko ana i tçnei pire ahakoa ngâ pôrarurarutanga kei waenganui i a Ngâti Tama. Kei a râtau anô te huarahi ki mua. I stand to support the Ngati Tama Claims Settlement Bill, and I say so knowing that a number of issues have arisen during the settlement process. I want to say that the resolution of those issues lies with Ngâti Tama. This is its bill.

Kia ora. Whilst I stand to speak in the estimates debate about Vote Treaty Negotiations, I want to take a little time to acknowledge the valedictory speech made by Graham Kelly prior to the dinner break, to wish him and his family the best in the years ahead of them, and to thank him for his comments about his experiences in this Parliament. So to him and his family I say ngâ manaakitanga.

The government and two central north island iwi have achieved a significant milestone with the signing of terms of negotiation with Ngati Manawa and Ngati Whare today.

Comments that negotiations over Whanganui River Treaty claims would slow down if Tariana Turia abandoned the Labour Party are untrue, Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson said today.

The Crown has agreed to the New Plymouth District Council's request to purchase the Waitara lands, subject to several conditions including the outcome of court action.

E ai ki te Minita mö ngä Whiriwhiringa Tiriti a Margaret Wilson, kua kotahi mai ngä iwi me ngä hapü o Te Arawa - e noho nei ki Rotorua - ki te whakarite i te whakataunga o ä rätou kerëme i raro i te Tiriti o Waitangi.

The iwi and hapu of Te Arawa - based in Rotorua - have joined together to negotiate the settlement of their Treaty of Waitangi claims, says Treaty Negotiations Minister Margaret Wilson.

Treaty Negotations Minister Margaret Wilson today congratulated the New Plymouth District Council on its decision to offer the Waitara lands to the Crown for eventual return to local Maori.