NGĀ PĀRONGO - Publications
Media Releases
2006
21 December
Maori Fisheries Trust annual report
Successful year for Maori fisheries
More effective reporting needed for recreational fishing
30 November
Whakatohea, ngatiwai receives fisheries assets
18 September
Eight Iwi to receive assets
31 August
Tribute to Lord Cooke of Thorndon
20-year fisheries claim over for iwi – Te Rarawa and Te Atihaunui a Paparangi
4 August
Ngati Kahungunu Approved
Hauraki Iwi to receive fisheries assets
8 June
Iwi to determine directors in historic first
31 May
Rongowhakaata receives fisheries assets
18 May
Significant progress in allocation of fisheries assets - Waikato and Ngai Tahu
31 March
Further seven iwi receive fisheries assets:
- Ngati Apa
- Ngati Hauiti
- Ngati Koata
- Ngati Porou
- Ngati Ruanui
- Ngati Whatua
- Te Atiawa (Wellington)
2005
30 November
Roll-out of Fisheries Assets continues
5 October
More Fishieries Assets Transferred to Iwi in time for new fisheries season
5 September
Largest Iwi first to get Fisheries Assets
26 July 2005
New allocation role for Te Ohu kaimoana
Historic Māori marine farming agreement signed
3 March 2005
New $20-million Māori trust will help develop people
3 March 2005
New $20-million freshwater trust launched
29 November 2004
Te Ohu Kaimoana CEO looks forward to the future