How to pronounce“iwi”in English

Some iwi have expressed that they don't necessarily believe the Crown apology to be genuine and it's something that the Crown does

As the first iwi to settle they laid the groundwork for all the settlements that followed in 1995.

and settled with the iwi for $170 million.

For other iwi the settlements haven't been as large and they've taken decades to negotiate.

There are about 138 government-recognized iwi today.

To receive the settlement assets iwi must set up a governance entity that administers the wins on behalf of the community

Our iwi received $87 million in cash from the crown.

and were part of various tribes still known today as iwi, and subtribes, hapū.

For one, the iwi was criticized for signing with the Crown just months after dozens of iwi nationwide rejected the government's $1 billion fiscal cap on the settlements.

Whina Cooper was a respected Māori elder descended from the Te Rahrawa iwi who dedicated her life to Māori land rights and to the rights of Māori women.

This time it was for the longest river in New Zealand from which the iwi takes its name, the Waikato River.

you look at the volume and the activity that goes through our two sites at iwi and cult if we reduce the length of State for every patient by half a day it

But many people live here, Waikato-Tainui the first iwi to settle in 1995 as a model for what settlements could be.

Queen Elizabeth signed this treaty settlement which to this day is one of the largest sums of money given to an Iwi.

So for me, as a negotiator, for my iwi people, my tribe...