Te Rangiatea

Te Rangiatea

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Te Rangiatea is another ancestor of Ngāti Hāua who was wrongfully sentenced to life confinement by the Crown in 1846, and his plight is recognized in the Treaty settlement, which includes formal pardons for his wrongful conviction.

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New Zealand New Zealand: Te Rangiātea died some months later in a jail in Wellington after being convicted for armed rebellion against the Crown. 5

Bell Willie Huch Di Ngarongo Brett Anderson Joey Allen Louise Wahapa Lois Tutemahurangi Aaron Rice Edwards Matene Ruta Te Whareaitu Makere Te Uruweherua
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: $20.4 million treaty settlement: Ngāti Hāua sets sights on new era of self-determination and change

New Zealand New Zealand: Te Rangiātea was imprisoned for life and died shortly after, receiving a statutory pardon. 7

Goldsmith Matene Ruta Te Whareaitu Topine Te Mamaku Graham Bell
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ngāti Hāua receives Crown apology, $20.4m settlement for Treaty breaches

New Zealand New Zealand: Te Rangiatea was another Ngāti Hāua tūpuna who was wrongly convicted in 1846 and sentenced to confinement for life. 9

Matene Ruta Te Whareaitu Paul Goldsmith Tama Potaka Aaron Rice Edwards Lois Tutemahurangi
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: ‘Peace’ for Ngāti Hāua negotiator ahead of signing Deed of Settlement

New Zealand New Zealand: Te Rangiatea was sentenced to confinement for life and died soon afterwards in prison. 2

Graham Tinka Bell Matene Ruta Te Whareaitu
The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ngāti Hāua iwi accepts $26.4m Treaty settlement after vote