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Treaty Principles oral submission

Here is Archbishop Emeritus Sir David Moxon's full oral submission to the Parliamentary Select Committee for the  Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill, on behalf of the Archbishops of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia.

Archbishops Treaty Principles submission

The following is the full submission on the Treaty Principles Bill from the Archbishops of the Anglican Church of Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia.

Jerusalem statement on ceasefire

The Episcopal Diocese in Jerusalem and the Middle East has released a statement on the ceasefire between the Government of Israel and Hamas. The statement follows in full below.

Archbishops announce Bishop-elect

The Archbishops and Primates of the Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia have announced that the Venerable Dr Anne van Gend has been nominated by the Diocese of Dunedin to be the next Bishop of Dunedin.

Pacific churches back hikoi

The Pacific Conference of Churches Executive has written to Aotearoa New Zealand church members taking part in the Hikoi mō Te Tīriti to stand in solidarity with Māori aspirations for equity, justice and partnership as promised by the Treaty of Waitangi. Churches across the Pacific have pledged to pray for Treaty justice on "Te Tīriti Sunday" on 2  February 2025.

Archbishops share Hīkoi message

The Archbishops have sent a message to the Church on the eve of joining the Hīkoi mō Te Tīriti marching on Parliament.

Saying no to Act's Treaty Bill

Anglican Bishops of Wellington, Ngāti Toa Rangatira and the Parata whānau have released a statement that unequivocally opposes the Treaty Principles Bill currently before Parliament.

Introducing Whakamaru

The Wellington City Mission's purpose built community and social services hub, 'Whakamaru' is designed to serve anyone and everyone who comes through it's doors. Some of the Whakamaru guiding principles are detailed here.

Poet honours abuse survivors

NZ Poet Jane Simpson will read from her new poetry collection ‘Shaking the Apple Tree’ at Christchurch Transitional Cathedral this 8 August, at an event to honour victims and survivors of sexual abuse following the release of the Royal Commission of Inquiry in Abuse in Care report.

Anglicans explore college ministries

Archbishops' Oranga Tamariki submission

Bibles authorised for public worship

Selwyn gains a Pasifika first

Kit teaches care for abuse survivors

Disability funding cuts hit hard


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