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Tonight on the show, Political commentators Roihana Nuri and Ngahuia Wade join us to provide a political break down on the election results. In addition, Former Labour Minister Richard Prebble is also standing by to discuss the Election Results.
We cross to four Māori candidates from around the region competing for general seats. Contesting the Northcote electorate is Shanan Halbert, for Labour Party, Greens candidate for Taranaki-King Country is Robert Moore, standing for the Kelston seat is the Māori Party's Cinnamon Whitlock and finally Janine Shufflebotham in Christchurch Central for the Cannabis Party.
We speak to the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate candidates. Incumbent Labour Party candidate Peeni Henare, Māori Party candidate Shane Taurima and Greens Party candidate Marama Davidson joins us. Political Commentators Roihana Nuri and Te Hira Pere join our panel to discuss the polls and candidates. Lastly, Toiroa Williams is in Los Angeles about to lend a hand at the 2017 Emmy awards.
On Kawekōrero Reporters tonight, Election Aotearoa Co-Host Oriini Kaipara pre-empts tonight’s debate at 8pm. Three more days until 2017 Election we speak to some of the Māori candidates contesting the general seats.
Dr Lance O’Sullivan will stand for the Māori Party in the 2020 election. Deputy Leader and Labour Party MP for Te Taitokerau Kelvin Davis, reacts to last night’s Election Aotearoa polls and the latest One News Colmar Brunton polls.
Tonight on Kawekōrero, Mana Party Leader and Te Taitokerau candidate Hone Harawira joins us in reaction to Kelvin Davis’s opposition to Hone’s 2 for 1 idea. Te Kāea Political Reporter Heta Gardiner recaps the seven Māori electorate polls for Election Aotearoa.
Kawekōrero are joined by three Māori candidates standing in general seats, Brooke Loader from the Labour Party, Rochelle Surendran from the Green Party and Wendy Biddle from the Māori Party. First time voter Monita Skipworth joins our panel and Presenter Mātai Smith pre-empts Election Aotearoa coverage.
Tonight on the show, Political commentators Roihana Nuri and Ngahuia Wade join us to provide a political break down on the election results. In addition, Former Labour Minister Richard Prebble is also standing by to discuss the Election Results.
Tonight on the show, Political commentators Roihana Nuri and Ngahuia Wade join us to provide a political break down on the Election Results .In addition, Former Labour Minister Richard Prebble is also standing by to discuss the Election Results.
Tonight John Tamihere CEO of Te Whānau o Waipareira in West Auckland joins us to discuss the future of Whānau Ora now the Māori party has gone. We cross to Gina Rangi of Te Arawa who has been named as the Rotorua Lakes Council's new General Manager Māori.
Joining us tonight are Māori candidates who won general election seats for Labour Party Paul Eagle, MP for Rongotai and Poto Williams, MP for Christchurch East. President of the Māori Women's Welfare League Prue Kapua joins us to talk about the annual MWWL conference held in New Plymouth.
Today Te Papa Tongarewa released a new Māori exhibition, Rongowhakaata: The Story of Light and Shadows, David Jones one of the iwi representative who worked on the exhibition, talks to us. Jamie Wall, crosses to us from Argentina ahead of the big match between the All Blacks and Argentina.
Youth political commentator Te Hira Pere joins us for a coalition forecast. Wellington Mayor, Justin Lester wants to pull the plug on the city's 22-year-old Guy Fawkes festival in favour of Matariki. Māori Sports commentator Zeb Nicklin joins us from Palmerston North where the secondary school's national basketball competition is being held.
