Protest at Parliament
Māori on their long march – Te Rōpu o te Matakite o Aotearoa – from Northland to Wellington arrive in Parliament grounds on 13 October 1975 to present their Memorial of Right to Parliament. Whina Cooper, who appears at the end of this clip, led the march from its starting point at Te Hapua a month earlier.
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The Treaty in practice
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RELATED TO TE ROOPU O TE MATAKITE MARCH ON PARLIAMENT, 1975
Events in History
13 October 1975
Whina Cooper leads land march to Parliament
Biographies
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John A Lee
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Fred Evans
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Samuel Parnell
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Octavius Hadfield
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George Clarke
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Julius Vogel
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John Sheehan
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Henry Russell
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James Crowe Richmond
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William Rees
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William Martin
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Walter Mantell
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Gilbert Mair
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Jack Hunn
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William Herries
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Ralph Hanan
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Henry George Grey
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William Fox
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James Edward Fitzgerald
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Gordon Coates
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John Bryce
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Thomas Gore Browne
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Eva Rickard
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Whina Cooper
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Hōne Tāwhai
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James Carroll
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John Ballance
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