Treaty and Me: The son of a full-blooded Māori and a full-blooded Pakeha

Monday, 6 August 2018

Clive Tongaawhikau for Stuff’s series of oral essays ‘The Treaty and Me’.

Clive Tongaawhikau is a member of Araukuku, a south Taranaki hapu who has felt it has been dealt with unfairly through the settlement process.

In Stuff's The Treaty and Me - a series of short video essays about the Treaty - he says the document holds the answer to New Zealand's future, and our past.

**READ MORE:

* A spiritual document - and a contract

Clive Tongaawhikau says Māori signed the Treaty of Waitangi so that they could continue to be Māori.

* The settlement process is just as bruising as the original breach

* The Treaty and Me: New Zealanders talk about the Treaty**

The Treaty and Me video series is part of New Zealand Made/Nā Niu Tīreni, a Stuff project on the Treaty of Waitangi.