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Tribal parliament targets water
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[Radio New Zealand] - Te Arawa leader Toby Curtis says he believes an iwi superstructure will be set up by the second half of next year. He says one of its tasks will be to make sure Te Arawa is sharing the table with people who make significant regional decisions
Robert Bunting
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[Times Record News] - Survivors include his wife, Frances; his daughter, Elaine Amaro; his son, Robert Curtis Bunting; four grandchildren and two great-grandchilden. Memorials may be made to the Clay county Historical Society, First United Methodist Church in Henrietta or
Call for Te Arawa women to take up tribal roles
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[Radio New Zealand] - Te Arawa kaumatua Toby Curtis is calling for women to have the right to take up key tribal roles. Mr Curtis says the women of Te Arawa tribes are one of their most valuable treasures and seem to be doing far better than Te Arawa men in professional areas.
Rāapa 24 Whiringa-ā-nuku 2012
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[TVNZ] - The Māori Party wants a constitution and one of Te Arawa's leaders, Toby Curtis wants any constitution to guarantee Māori rights to own and develop natural resources. Activist lawyer Moana Jackson will meet with Te Arawa to discuss New Zealand's
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