Whitebaiting Customary Rights for Iwi challenged as profit seekers push out whānau | The Hui 2023

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Ngāi Tahu are managing their own whitebait season in Canterbury and restoring this customary right for their people - but it's not without its challenges. Makarini Rupene and Te Marino Lenihan, Kāi Tūāhuriri, help decide who gets a permit, such as 80 year old Pauline Crofts and her son Joseph Hullens. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE: / @thehuinewzealand
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2 апр 2024

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@henkmagnetic3103 3 месяца назад

We whites in New Zealand are descended primarily from English/British people, and we/they do not have a good reputation for respecting anything that gets in their way. Even the Irish and Welsh could tell you that.

@ReiSpitz 3 месяца назад

Ask the historians how good Maori were. No Moa left, seals confined to small area of NZ where before they were all over.... the list goes on and on.

@wally07 3 месяца назад

@@ReiSpitz 100%. Not to mention they go on about settlers introducing pests etc when they were the first to do it when they introduced rats from Polynesia. Left to their own devices Maori would have ended up at the same destination. It just would have taken longer because they were far more primitive.

@freelancerconverse4413 13 дней назад

@@wally07yeah sure sure😂

@cg-404 3 месяца назад

Over fishing is over fishing, rights or not there arent going to be any left

@user-he1fn6pr7e Месяц назад

Maori have PRE EXISTING RIGHTS THAT THE CROWN HAS AN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT UPHOLD AND PROTECT AS PER THE ARTICLES EXPRESSED WITHIN THE TREATY OF WAITANGI. PAKEHA are not entitled to any of these rights as these rights pre existed before any British subject set foot on this land and are the exclusive property of tangata maori.

@mrc6301 3 месяца назад

yet another way to segregate new zealanders.

@jase4270 3 месяца назад

They should be banning the sale of whitebait most are in it for the money and catch as much as they can get. Why is it the only fish you can sell it does not make sense to me.

@jerrybow8779 Месяц назад

I’ve go no probs with the local Māori being able to fish longer than me in the whitebait season but when the local iwi are giving the permits too people they know are just catching it to sell it seems pretty wrong

@aidanm2251 3 месяца назад

Everyone with equal rights. No special treatment

@TR84609 Месяц назад

Now u want equal rights😂

@Rere-kc1tk 15 дней назад

@@TR84609nailed it

@darwinbruce59 3 месяца назад

More BULLSHIT.

@allancron1936 3 месяца назад

I have been an advocate for DE Commercialisation of the whitebait fishery in NZ for well over 40 years, Buy a licence just like Trout fishing, Limited catch per day with heavy penalties for exceeding catch limits, Pot nets only with no traps, Greed to make money is a huge driving factor in the demise of the whitebait fishery.