“Apirana Ngata’s views on the Treaty in 1922 are historically important. They speak to the dominant attitudes of Pākehā, and undoubtedly some Māori too. But his was not the only voice speaking for Māori.” — Historian Matthew Cunningham.
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Māori authority over their water bodies aren’t woke delusions but “tangible rights grounded firmly in the western legal tradition”. — Historian Matthew Cunningham.
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