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The enduring question of Te Tiriti | E-Tangata

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By Morgan Godfery
| E-Tangata Verified
Te Tiriti is best understood as an ongoing agreement about coexistence, and one that covers the economy too, writes Morgan Godfery. In the early 1980s the Waitangi Action Committee, a movement made up of the leading activists of the day, led campaigns condemning the Treaty of Waitangi as a "fraud".
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When it comes to the Treaty principles, David Seymour is right about one thing

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By Morgan Godfery
| The Press (New Zealand) Verified
Morgan Godfery is a senior lecturer in the law faculty at Victoria University of Wellington. He has previously worked in Parliament for the Labour Party and is a regular opinion contributor. ACT forges ahead with plan to redefine Treaty principles OPINION: One of the contradictions of uniting New Zealand’s radical left and its libertarian right is that both factions probably agree the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi are a sham.
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When it comes to the Treaty principles, David Seymour is right about one thing

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By Morgan Godfery
| The Post (Wellington)
Morgan Godfery is a senior lecturer in the law faculty at Victoria University of Wellington. He has previously worked in Parliament for the Labour Party and is a regular opinion contributor. ACT forges ahead with plan to redefine Treaty principles OPINION: One of the contradictions of uniting New Zealand’s radical left and its libertarian right is that both factions probably agree the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi are a sham.
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