After the Flagstaff and Musket Wars, its first governor, William Hobson, signed the vague Treaty of Waitangi with its native population.
During one protest in this nation, demonstrators on Molesworth Street wore bicycle helmets to protect against police batons, and in another incident here a Cessna 172 dropped flour bombs on a stadium. In this nation, Fernando Pereira died during Operation Satanic. This nation was accused of abrogating the Gleneagles Agreement when its leader, Robert Muldoon, allowed the 1981 Springbok tour, pitting its national (*) rugby team against South Africa's. French agents, on President Mitterand's orders, sank the Greenpeace flagship Rainbow Warrior here. After the Flagstaff and Musket Wars, its first governor, William Hobson, signed the vague Treaty of Waitangi with its native population. For 10 points, name this home of the Maori people.
During one protest in this nation, demonstrators on Molesworth Street wore bicycle helmets to protect against police batons, and in another incident here a Cessna 172 dropped flour bombs on a stadium.
New Zealand [or Aotearoa]