Toitu Te tiriti – Honour Te Tiriti Read Te Tiriti here Read He Whakaputanga here Waitangi Day has been a significant day on New Zealand’s calendar since the Treaty of Waitangi was first signed in 1840. The flagstaff which stands on the Upper Treaty Grounds marks the location of the first Treaty signing by representatives of […]
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