Tiriti o Waitangi/Treaty of Waitangi resources
- The Treaty of Waitangi Collection This link opens in a new windowThe Treaty of Waitangi Collection brings together searchable ebooks by scholars such as Claudia Orange, Judith Binney, Vincent O’Malley, Alan Ward and Aroha Harris, exploring the Treaty of Waitangi in depth.
- NZ History: Treaty of WaitangiHistory and impact of the Treaty on NZHistory, a site produced by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage.
- Te Papa: The Treaty of WaitangiTe Papa Tongarewa Museum of NZ explores the history leading up to the signing of the Treaty, the different versions and documents, and some of the people involved with the signing.
- Te Ara: Te Tiriti - The TreatyEntry on te Tiriti from Te Ara: The Encyclopedia of NZ. Includes information on history, the principles of the Treaty, settlement processes and the Waitangi Tribunal.
- National Library of NZ: He TohuOriginal sheets of the Treaty are on display at the National Library in Wellington as part of the He Tohu exhibition. This website provides information and context about the history of the documents and the signing of the Treaty.
- Archives NZ: The Treaty of WaitangiBackground information on the Treaty documents and versions, and links to high-resolution scans of the Treaty sheets that you can view and download.
- Human Rights Commission: Te Mana i Waitangi - Human Rights and the Treaty of WaitangiPolicy and context around the Treaty in relation to human rights.
- Te Tiriti-Based Futures + Anti-RacismBiannual Te Tiriti-based, anti-racism and decolonisation event in Aotearoa. The website hosts open-access webinars and other documents and media from the event.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi: The Treaty of Waitangi by Call Number: 993.02 MORISBN: 9780473470654Publication Date: 2019This lively graphic novel can be flipped to read in te reo or English. A clear, simple and engaging introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
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He Kupu Taurangi: Treaty settlements and the future of Aotearoa New Zealand by Call Number: 323.1199442 FINISBN: 9781775506157Publication Date: 2021As Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations from 2008 to 2017, Christopher Finlayson completed an unprecedented number of settlements with iwi. In 2012 alone, Parliament passed more Treaty legislation than it had over the previous twenty years. Christopher Finlayson gained unique insight into the elements of successful negotiations and was involved in developing legal innovations to reach settlements. In this book, the authors analyse the essential components of settlements, reference particular settlements in looking at themes such as natural resources, co-governance and legal personality, and they discuss the impact of the process and outcomes on the relationship between Māori and the Crown.
