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Community Calls For More Teo Reo, Maaori History

Community Calls For More Teo Reo, Maaori History
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Community Scoop » Community Calls For More Teo Reo, Maaori History

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Wider community needs to be consulted on Māori wards, says mayor

Wider community needs to be consulted on Māori wards, says mayor 5 Apr, 2021 12:26 AM 3 minutes to read Whether the council would introduce Māori wards for the 2022 election was debated by elected members at an extraordinary council meeting on April 1. Photo / Mike Walen Whether the council would introduce Māori wards for the 2022 election was debated by elected members at an extraordinary council meeting on April 1. Photo / Mike Walen Waikato News Hamilton City Council has committed to strengthening Māori representation and participation, including consideration of Māori wards, following the adoption of a wider strategy to improve outcomes for Māori.

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Still Time To Have Your Say On He Pou Manawa Ora – Pillars Of Wellbeing

Thursday, 25 February 2021, 3:54 pm With just one week to go, the consultation period for a new draft Strategy from Hamilton City Council is attracting keen interest from Hamiltonians and others providing feedback on the document. He Pou Manawa Ora – Pillars of Wellbeing recognises Maaori as key partners in determining Hamilton’s future. It covers issues ranging from city artworks to Council policies. It is also based on Treaty of Waitangi (Te Tiriti O Waitangi) principles of Partnership, Participation, Protection and Prosperity. These inform the Strategy’s four ‘pillars’ or ‘pou’ of wellbeing: History, Unity, Prosperity and Restoration. “I’m pleased to see

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Time for Hamilton to put aside cultural fears, embrace partnership

A crowd gathers for Hamilton City Council s launch of He Pou Manawa Ora – Pillars of Wellbeing. The Captain Hamilton statue was hastily removed by the council following threats by a Waikato kaumātua, Taitimu Maipi, to tear down the life-sized monument during a weekend Black Lives Matter march last year. Maipi attacked the statue using a claw hammer and red paint in 2018, arguing Hamilton was a “murderous a..hole”. Southgate said He Pou Manawa Ora will guide how the city acknowledges and celebrates its history and expects “cultural hurts” to be explored and discussed. He Pou Manawa Ora would have helped frame council’s decision-making when the Captain Hamilton statue was first offered to the city by the Gallagher Group, the mayor said.

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