Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu

Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu is a historical figure from Ngāti Hāua who was wrongfully convicted and executed in 1846, and his case is acknowledged in the recent Treaty settlement as part of the Crown's formal apology.

Global Media Ratings

Dominance

0.00%

Persistence

1 wks

Reach

5,920

Power

258$

Sentiment

6.00

Countries Mentioned

Country	Mentions	Sentiment	Dominance	+ Persistence	x Population	= Reach	x GDP (millions)	= Power
New Zealand	2	6.00	0.11%	+10%	4,822,233	5,920	$210,000	258$
Totals	2				4,822,233	5,920	$210,000	258$

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New Zealand: Ngāti Hāua tūpuna Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu was convicted for being in armed rebellion against the Crown. 5

Bell Willie Huch Di Ngarongo Brett Anderson Joey Allen Louise Wahapa Lois Tutemahurangi Aaron Rice Edwards Te Rangiatea Makere Te Uruweherua

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: $20.4 million treaty settlement: Ngāti Hāua sets sights on new era of self-determination and change

New Zealand: Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu was one of the Ngāti Hāua ancestors who received a statutory pardon. 7

Goldsmith Te Rangiatea Topine Te Mamaku Graham Bell

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ngāti Hāua receives Crown apology, $20.4m settlement for Treaty breaches

New Zealand: Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu was one of the Ngāti Hāua tūpuna who was wrongly convicted in 1846 for rebellion against the Crown. 9

Te Rangiatea Paul Goldsmith Tama Potaka Aaron Rice Edwards Lois Tutemahurangi

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: ‘Peace’ for Ngāti Hāua negotiator ahead of signing Deed of Settlement

New Zealand: Mātene Ruta Te Whareaitu was sentenced to death and executed by hanging in 1846. 2

Graham Tinka Bell Te Rangiatea

The New Zealand Herald – country’s largest newspaper, est. 1863: Ngāti Hāua iwi accepts $26.4m Treaty settlement after vote