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What Is Bastion Point. Ngāti whātua occupation of bastion point (photo by robin morrison, courtesy of the auckland war memorial museum tāmaki paenga hira) andrew robb has led an unusual life for a pākehā, including, for instance, working as a reo māori journalist on radio and television. The bastion point occupation became one of the most famous protest actions in new zealand history. Ten years later the waitangi tribunal supported māori claims to the land, and the. Ngāti whātua maintained the land. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking. The peaceful movement at takaparawhau became a catalyst for iwi throughout the country to follow suit. On may 25, 1978, the new zealand gov­ernment sent in hundreds of police and army officers to evict protestors at bastion point, in what was the largest internal mo­bilisation in new zealand’s history. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking auckland’s waitematā harbour. Occupation of bastion point begins. By andrew robb | jun 3, 2018 | 5 | 11 min read.

Occupation of bastion point begins. Ten years later the waitangi tribunal supported māori claims to the land, and the. The peaceful movement at takaparawhau became a catalyst for iwi throughout the country to follow suit. On may 25, 1978, the new zealand gov­ernment sent in hundreds of police and army officers to evict protestors at bastion point, in what was the largest internal mo­bilisation in new zealand’s history. Ngāti whātua maintained the land. Ngāti whātua occupation of bastion point (photo by robin morrison, courtesy of the auckland war memorial museum tāmaki paenga hira) andrew robb has led an unusual life for a pākehā, including, for instance, working as a reo māori journalist on radio and television. The bastion point occupation became one of the most famous protest actions in new zealand history. By andrew robb | jun 3, 2018 | 5 | 11 min read. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking auckland’s waitematā harbour.

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What Is Bastion Point Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking auckland’s waitematā harbour. Ngāti whātua maintained the land. The bastion point occupation became one of the most famous protest actions in new zealand history. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking auckland’s waitematā harbour. Ten years later the waitangi tribunal supported māori claims to the land, and the. Occupation of bastion point begins. On may 25, 1978, the new zealand gov­ernment sent in hundreds of police and army officers to evict protestors at bastion point, in what was the largest internal mo­bilisation in new zealand’s history. The peaceful movement at takaparawhau became a catalyst for iwi throughout the country to follow suit. Led by joe hawke, the ōrākei māori action committee occupied takaparawhā (bastion point reserve), a promontory overlooking. By andrew robb | jun 3, 2018 | 5 | 11 min read. Ngāti whātua occupation of bastion point (photo by robin morrison, courtesy of the auckland war memorial museum tāmaki paenga hira) andrew robb has led an unusual life for a pākehā, including, for instance, working as a reo māori journalist on radio and television.