Northcote voters are in deliberation on who they'll support in the by-election. Shanan Halbert is vying for the seat and says that Māori should be empowered to stand for both general and Māori seats.
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Māori voters opt for General Roll
More than 2000 Māori voters have already decided they'll be voting in the general electorate in the next elections. Labour fears a hike in numbers of Māori voters shifting to the General Roll could result in the loss of a Māori seat.
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Māu e kōwhiri, You choose- Tawaroa Kawana
What does Maimoa singer Tawaroa Kawana and the 2018 Māori Electoral Option have in common?
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Speculation over O'Sullivan's Opportunities Party talks
Former New Zealander of the Year, Dr. Lance O'Sullivan (Te Rarawa, Ngāti Hau) is remaining 'tight-lipped' over speculation he is in discussions to lead The Opportunities Party in to the 2020 general election.
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Fox eyes up Tāmaki electorate
Māori Party co-leader Marama Fox is considering standing in the Māori electorate of Tāmaki Makaurau.
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NewsMorgan to stand down as TOP leader
The Opportunities Party leader, Gareth Morgan, has announced that he will not lead the party he formed into the next election.
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Mahuta says government will consider legislating Māori Council seats
The Minister for Local Government Nanaia Mahuta says the government will consider legislating Māori seats on councils in the future. This follows the latest resolution by the Whakatāne District Council to establish one or more Māori Wards.
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Mahuta first female Māori Development Minister and a new portfolio for Davis
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta will now sit inside Cabinet while Kelvin Davis, as the Minister of Crown and Māori Relations, has a newly-created portfolio.
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Leadership up for discussion in National chambers
The National Party caucus will meet today for the first time since it was ousted from Government by Winston Peters last Thursday.
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Bill English bows out of government
Outgoing Prime Minister Bill English expressed his disappointment following Winston Peters' announcement this evening.
