New Zealand marks 'Waitangi Day:' 'Symbol of unity, cultural diversity'

THE New Zealand Embassy in Manila on February 6 commemorated “Waitangi Day,” which it considers a significant moment in its nation’s history. The day marks the signing of the “Treaty of Waitangi”—named after a place in the North Island on February 6, 1840. The agreement, signed between the indigenous Māori…

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