New Zealand pays billions as it confronts violent past and gives new hope to indigenous Maori
New Zealand pays billions as it confronts violent past and gives new hope to indigenous Maori - Now, 150 years later, the indigenous Ngai Tuhoe tribe in New Zealand is getting a new start. The government has apologized for its past atrocities, handed over 170 million New Zealand dollars ($128 million) and agreed the tribe should manage a sprawling, rugged national park it calls home.