Glenis Philip-Barbara
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Glenis Philip-Barbara is the deputy secretary of Māori-Crown partnerships at the Ministry of Culture and Heritage in New Zealand. She plays a crucial role in overseeing the processes related to the ownership and cultural significance of taonga (treasures) found within New Zealand, including the historical waka recently discovered in the Chatham Islands.
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Glenis Philip-Barbara, the deputy secretary of Māori-Crown partnerships at the Ministry of Culture and Heritage, said it was still too early to speculate on the waka’s origins.
Historic waka find in Chatham Islands raises questions of heritage and ownershipThe New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863·
New Zealand· 2025-03-21
New Zealand· 2025-03-21
