Special Appeal Fund April – May 2025
Thanks to all our members who have participated and given generously to our special appeal fund for April and May, 2025. The appeal commenced onRead More »Special Appeal Fund April – May 2025
Official news releases from the leader of the Wakaminenga Maori Government.
Thanks to all our members who have participated and given generously to our special appeal fund for April and May, 2025. The appeal commenced onRead More »Special Appeal Fund April – May 2025
By now many of you are aware that He Wakaputanga 1835 is New Zealand’s founding constitution also known as the Declaration of Independence of NuRead More »Atawhai, A Gift To All Who Came to New Zealand in 1835
If you are looking to go to Waitangi to commemorate Nu Tireni, New Zealand’s only lawful constitution, there are a number of hui (meetings) forRead More »Commemorating 189 Years He Wakaputanga, Declaration of Independence 1835-2024, For your protection and survival
– Dr Heidi Ward- McGrath …is more motivated than ever after returning from the World adaptive CrossFit Games held in San Antonio, Texas, USA withRead More »Wairarapa Veterinarian
Are you ready for the next false pandemic and ongoing pandemics that the WHO plans to unleash on us? The New Zealand Government has fullyRead More »Pandemic Manufactured
A big thank you to all members who supported our $10 a week fund-raising callout. We have noticed the increase that has brought us closeRead More »A BIG THANK YOU
Many of you have been members for some time, registered on our previous website. Since creating a new website during Matariki 2023, we have changedRead More »Access to website
The Wakaminenga National Congress held on July 13-14, 2024, at Takapoto Estate, Karapiro included delegates from across New Zealand and a special guest from Germany representing indigenous European tribes. The congress emphasized reforming and reactivating the historical Wakaminenga Maori Government, originally established in 1835, to protect New Zealand’s sovereignty from globalist threats. Key presentations covered action plans for revitalizing He Wakaputanga’s governance, New Zealand’s heritage, indigenous rights, health sovereignty through Tiaki Hauora, and establishing a new alternative trading economy. The event stressed the importance of community responsibility, legal recourse, and tikanga principles in maintaining a fair and self-sufficient society.
The Wakaminenga Maori Government respectfully seeks weekly $10 donations from each member to sustain its operating costs. Despite efforts to secure external funding, personal sacrifices by officials highlight the urgent need for support. Donations can be made directly to their bank account or online via their website.
Government of the People – by the People – for All the People When internationally recognised He Wakaputanga Declaration of Independence (DOI) was constituted inRead More »He Wakaputanga 1835 Wakaminenga Governance Decentralised Systems