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Clothing & Accessories
Click here to visit our online store, where you can buy T-shirts, hoodies, bags and hats to demonstrate your support for Te Tiriti.
For a limited time, you can also purchase
T-shirts from our TradeMe store.
All proceeds are used to support the work of Network Waitangi Whangārei.
Ngāpuhi Speaks
Ngāpuhi Speaks
A 400-page report by an independent panel on the Ngāpuhi Stage I Claim, commissioned by Kuia and Kaumātua of Ngāpuhi Nui Tonu.
Click here to order hard copies for $30 + shipping.
Click here to buy the e-book for $20.
Treaty of Waitangi Q&A
Treaty of Waitangi Q&A
In 1989, Network Waitangi published a Questions & Answers book about the Treaty of Waitangi. The book has been continually revised, most recently in 2018.
Click here to order hard copies for $6 + shipping.
Click here to download the PDF for free.
Matike Mai Aotearoa Report
Matike Mai Aotearoa Report
Formed at a meeting of the Iwi Chairs' Forum at Haruru in February 2010, Matike Mai Aotearoa, the Independent Working Group on Constitutional Transformation was chaired by Margaret Mutu and convened by the late Moana Jackson. The process to develop recommendations for constitutional change involved conversations between Māori of all ages across the country from 2012 to 2015.
The Report of Matike Mai Aotearoa was published in 2016.
Download a PDF copy of the Report here.
Order a hard copy of the Report from The Best Little Book Store.
Note: Hard copies of the Report are also available directly from Network Waitangi Whangārei ($15), if you are participating in an Exploring Matike Mai group or attending one of our events.
Unsettled Bliss: Whiteness in Aotearoa
Unsettled Bliss: Whiteness in Aotearoa
This powerful new book confronts whiteness in Aotearoa – its history, its consequences, and the responsibilities it demands.
If you do not know the history of Aotearoa after the 1835 Declaration of Independence and Te Tiriti o Waitangi 1840, Unsettled Bliss offers a clear explanation of settler occupation, its impact on indigenous land in Aotearoa, and the lasting consequences.
However, it goes beyond that. This book enables you to understand what drove people to act as they did – and what continues to shape our society today.
Unsettled Bliss challenges you to reflect on your place in the society of Aotearoa. It pulls no punches. For many, it will be an awakening – an unflinching look at how racism operates in our everyday lives, within our whānau, workplaces, and institutions. If you seek to deepen your understanding of social issues, wealth disparity, and political structures, this book is essential reading.
No other book to date has so comprehensively examined the system and ideology of whiteness in Aotearoa. Bold, enlightening, and necessary – Unsettled Bliss belongs in every serious collection on the history and future of this land.
Click here to order hard copies for $35 + shipping ($5 goes to Network Waitangi Whangārei).
Click here to watch the YouTube video of Dr Cook's talk.
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