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Saturday 9 March 2024 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Local, National
Some of the descendants of the Stanley Heather Family, standing at Kiri 88E. From left: Caroline Tiria, Liz Harawira, Elledy Harawira, Tata Toeta, Henry Ariihee, Moeroa Tinirau, Cathy Nuku, and Vicky Vaineritua. SUPPLIED/24030865
The landowners of a block of land in Arorangi have revived their longstanding battle with the government regarding the removal of a warrant to reclaim their ancestral land.
The landowners of a block of land in Arorangi have revived their longstanding battle with the government regarding the removal of a warrant to reclaim their ancestral land.
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