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The Net-Working

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Network Waitangi
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Publisher: 
Network Waitangi
Place of publication: 
Napier
Date of Publication: 
May, 1992
ISSN/ISBN: 
1171-0667
Physical description: 
15 pages, A3 folded booklet to A4,
Where can I find this?: 
Treaty Resource Centre, National Library
Content Information
Table of Contents: 
Editorial - Ethics and Accountability by Karen Kenrick, Who We Are - Whakatu & Motueka, A Letter to People of Aotearoa by Anja Light, Koori Eviction Notice, Timeline, Ads, Domination and Partnership by David James and Jillian Wychel, Pacific Networking Project, INSEC - a letter form Nepal, Why Treaty Work? - Thoughts from Treaty Workers
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Newsletter includes articles, opinions and news both of the Network and international connections.

The Net-Working

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Network Waitangi
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Publisher: 
Network Waitangi
Place of publication: 
Tamaki Makaurau,
Date of Publication: 
January 1993
ISSN/ISBN: 
1171-0667
Physical description: 
15 pages, A3 folded to A4 booklet,front cover includes cartoon drawing
Where can I find this?: 
Treaty Resource Centre, National Library
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Table of Contents: 
Editorial, The International Year for the World's Indigenous People, The Sealord Deal, The Resource Management Act, Where More People Die than Dolphins and Elephants, GATT Agreement May Harm South Pacific Industries, Waitangi Tribunal Staff Research Projects, Taranaki Hearing, Book Reviews, Panui, The Limits of the Market in Setting Energy Policy, Indigenous Peoples Earth Charter,
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Newsletter includes articles, news, information and opinion pieces.

Network Waitangi News Sheet November 1995

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Network Waitangi
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none
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none
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Publisher: 
Network Waitangi
Place of publication: 
Tamaki Makaurau,
Date of Publication: 
November 1995
Physical description: 
15 pages, some double sided, A4, b/w
Where can I find this?: 

Treaty Resource Centre

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Editorial, $150,000 donation, Kawanatanga Register, Network Waitangi Business, Treaty Workers Ethics and Protocols, Doug Graham on Tino Rangatiratanga, Free Radicals on Network Waitangi, Gustafson Lake and Ipperwash Backgrounder.

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Newsletter includes reports, articles, invites comment, and includes international news.

Network Waitangi Newsletter - July 1999

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Network Waitangi
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none
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Publisher: 
Network Waitangi
Place of publication: 
Tamaki Makaurau,
Date of Publication: 
July 1999
Physical description: 
15 pages, A4, double sided, b/w
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Treaty Resource Centre

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Table of Contents: 
News from Groups,Pacific Court for Violence against Women and the Land, Submission on the 1998 Discussion Paper on the Review of the Maori Development Act 1962, Correspondence with Ministers re Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Dialogue newsletter, Treaty Conference 2000 Planning, Letter to Race Relations Conciliator, Submission to Agenda New Zealand Consultation, Introduction to Pakeha and the Treaty PHd Group, Economic Globalisation, Indigenous Peoples and the Role of Indigenous Women, Grant Application
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Newsletter includes submissions, letters and articles, and draft consultation documents.

News Clippings Folder - 1990 Sesquicentennial

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Various
Place of publication: 
New Zealand
Date of Publication: 
1987-1988
Physical description: 
Folder with various newspaper clippings, Some A4 photocopy, some original clipping.
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Treaty Resource Centre

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1990:What is there to Celebrate by Colin James (NBR 11/12/87), Commission for 150th Year Named (NZ Herald 5/12/87), Royal Stars for NZ Anniversary (NZ Herald 12/12/87), What sort of Party for 1990? (NZ Herald 22/1/88), Call to make 1990 year of Environment (NZ Herald 23/1/88), Queen invited for 1990 visit (NZ Herald 29/1/88), Some Say Forget the Treaty (NZ Herald 22/1/88) 1990 our Nation a Re-Discovery by Dr Michael Bassett (advert), Overseeing Special Events for 1990 (NZ Herald 1/1287) Project Waitangi and 1990 (YouthScene Dec 1987), Landmark year under study (Dominion Post 11/11/87), CCA News - articles from Australia.

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A folder of various news articles relating to the 1990 Sesquicentennial published in 1987-1988. See content for headlines.

Information Kit on Australian Bicentennial and Preparations for 1990 Comemorative Events in New Zealand

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Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand
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none
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none
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Conference of Churches in Aotearoa New Zealand
Place of publication: 
Wellington
Date of Publication: 
1988
Physical description: 
Envelope with 6 documents of various page lengths and coloured paper, A4.
Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 
Entered as a kit resource not separately described.
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Treaty Resource Centre

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Excerpts from 'A Just and Proper Settlement - Australian Council of Churches', NCC Programme on Racism Newsletter July 1987, Towards Reconciliation in Australian Society, Australian Church Leaders Make Joint Statement on Aboriginal Land Rights, Government Planning for 1990, Headings or Issue for Discussion

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The above named documents make up an information kit compiled to inform discussion among New Zealand Church groups on taking a position on the 1990 Commemorative events.

Programme on Racism - Newsletter

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NCC Programme on Racism
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Scott, Bob
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none
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none
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Publication Information
Publisher: 
NCC - Programme On Racism
Place of publication: 
Auckland
Date of Publication: 
11 January 1988
Physical description: 
A3 folded to A4, blue paper, 6 pages double sided
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Treaty Resource Centre

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The Language We Use, Whakarewa - A Step in the Right Direction, Update Tauranga - Ngai Tamarawaho Claim, The Shape of 1990, Exploring the Idea of Sovereignty, Status of Indigenous Women, Resources.

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The newsletter for the Programme on Racism includes articles of discussion as well as report on activity related to the Kaupapa of the group.

The Aftermath of Waitangi - Building a National Movement

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Evans, Ripeka
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none
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unknown
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none
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unknown
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unknown
Date of Publication: 
c1983
Physical description: 
3 pages, copied, fullscape paper
Where can I find this?: 
Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information
Table of Contents: 
Introduction, The Fight for Maori Civil Rights, The Fight for the Retention of Maori Land, A Revolutionary Goal, Towards a National Movement.
Content Description: 
Ripeka Evens outlines the history of protest and the fight for civil rights and land - Te Mana Moari Motukake. She adds commentary on organizing and revolutionary change and in going forward the requirements for building a radical Maori national movement.

Graphics - Illustrating Racism

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1 pages, A4, double sided, advertising graphic
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Treaty Resource Centre
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Oh, That Tiger, Py Korry! If we only had a 'champion"
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Two advertisements of a similar time period (c1950s)that use racist and stereotyping images of Maori as primitive to promote products. Adverts are promoting tea and an oven.
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Principles and guidelines for the protection of the heritage of Indigenous peoples

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Jumbunna Centre University of Technology Sydney
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unknown
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unknown
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unknown
Physical description: 
2 pages, A, double sided, photocopy
Where can I find this?: 
http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/IKS/protect.html, Treaty Resource Centre
Content Information
Table of Contents: 
Principles, Transmission of heritage, Recovery and restitution of heritage,National programmes and legislation, Business and industry
Content Description: 
A comprehensive set of guidelines relating to the protection of Indigenous peoples culture and heritage. Guidelines are drawn with reference to UNESCO and the relevant conventions established on cultural property. The principals include as its base the notion of self determination and guardianship.Principals of transmission, recovery, legislation and commercial use are described.
Miscellaneous other notes: 
A very similar version of this document can be found at http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/IKS/protect.htm It has as its reference the following note: Elaborated by the Special Rapporteur, Mrs. Erica-Irene Daes, in conformity with resolution 1993/44 and decision 1994/105 of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities of the Commission on Human Rights, Economic and Social Council, United Nations (E/CN.4/Sub.2/1995/26, GE. 95-12808 (E), 21 June 1995).
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