New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark did not attend the dawn service at Waitangi today, or visit the lower Te Tii Marae. She hosted a breakfast for Northland civic leaders before taking part in other events around the country. In the afternoon she visited Hoani Waititi Marae in West Auckland, then attended the reception at Government House hosted by the Governor General. 200px|Helen Clark being welcomed onto Hoani Waititi Marae 100px|Helen Clark, Prime Minister The Leader of the Opposition Dr Don Brash visited the upper Te Tii Marae on Saturday afternoon. In his speech at the Marae, Dr Brash said New Zealand needs to stop looking in the “ rear-view mirror ” and that the speedy settlement of claims is important for all New Zealanders. Related Articles
New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark did not attend the dawn service at Waitangi today, or visit the lower Te Tii Marae. She hosted a breakfast for Northland civic leaders before taking part in other events around the country. In the afternoon she visited Hoani Waititi Marae in West Auckland, then attended the reception at Government House hosted by the Governor General. 200px|Helen Clark being welcomed onto Hoani Waititi Marae 100px|Helen Clark, Prime Minister The Leader of the Opposition Dr Don Brash visited the upper Te Tii Marae on Saturday afternoon. In his speech at the Marae, Dr Brash said New Zealand needs to stop looking in the " rear-view mirror " and that the speedy settlement of claims is important for all New Zealanders. Related news
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