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Hundreds have gathered near the Ruapekapeka Pā site in the Far North today to remember those on both sides of the historic conflict 175 years on. The battle was one of the first few major clashes since the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, following a series of protests in the north by Māori demanding the Crown honour its promises. In early January, 1846, a force of more than 1000 armed British Troops bombarded the small settlement as a response to the growing division, while Northern chief Te Ruki Kawiti and his people hid inside underground bunkers. Remarkably, most of them survived the attack and escaped unharmed.

United kingdomTe ruki kawitiRuki kawitiKelvin davisJacinda ardernPeeni henareFar northBritish troopsPrime minister jacinda ardernBritish camp sitePita tipeneWillie apiataBritish high commissionerஒன்றுபட்டது கிஂக்டம்கெல்‌விந் டேவிஸ்இதுவரை வடக்கு