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E tika ana mē whai reo te Māori

Waatea Team Posted On April 16, 2013
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Minister of Conservation Nick Smith. Image source: Getty Images.
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Nā te whakaritenga ō ngā āpure moana, ka haukotingia ngā motika tuku iho ō te Māori.

I karangahia e Nick Smith Minita Take Taiao tētahi āpure moana mō te whanga ō Akaroa, engari i pīrangi kē ā Ngāi Tahu ki tētahi whakahaeretanga taiāpure mō te katoa ō te whanga, kia whai reo te iwi ki ngā pewheatanga.

Hai tā Te Ururoa Flavell ō te Rōpū Tōrangapū Māori, mē arotake i ngā ture ā te Pākeha mō ngā āpure moana, kia whai wāhi te Māori ki ērā momo whakatau.

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