From Papakura to Te Awamutu. From Kawhia in the west, to the Coromandel in the East, that’s the territory of the Hauraki-Waikato region.
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Nanaia Mahuta well ahead in preliminary vote count
Long-serving politician Nanaia Mahuta was first elected to Parliament as a Labour Party List MP in October 1996.
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College dropout to multi-award winning mental health practitioner
A report by the National Centre for Māori Health says, Māori are more likely to want help with reducing drug and alcohol use than non-Māori. Now Careerforce Māori Trainee of the year Turaukawa Bartlett is providing health and wellness services to Māori families.
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Hauraki-Waikato candidates on compulsory te reo in schools
In the Election Aotearoa debate for Hauraki-Waikato candidates Labour's Nanaia Mahuta and Māori Party's Rahui Papa, the issue about having te reo as a compulsory subject was brought to the fore.
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Rahui Papa maintains confidence despite poll results
Despite the backing of the Kingitanga the latest polls show Rahui Papa lagging in the race for the Hauraki-Waikato seat.
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Jaye Glam has some advice for Waiariki and Hauraki-Waikato candidates
Candidates from Hauraki-Waikato and Waiariki will go head-to-head on Election Aotearoa's debate tonight on Māori Television.
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House of Mahuta rules in polls
Māori Television’s latest election poll reveals it will take more than a royal seal of approval to topple Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta in Hauraki-Waikato.
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Rahui Papa
Strongly supported by Kiingi Tuheitia, Rahui Papa has been selected by the Māori Party to contest the Hauraki-Waikato seat held by the incumbent MP, Labour’s Nanaia Mahuta.
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Māori Party members discuss Māori Party list
The Māori Party is about to release their party's list but newbie Howie Tamati isn't too fussed and is instead going after the electorate vote.
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Late Archbishop Brown Turei remembered at Coronation
On day two of King Tuheitia's 11th Coronation celebrations tribes from around the country arrived en mass to Tūrangawaewae. Some of Māoridom's leaders who have passed away during the year were remembered, such as Anglican Māori Archbishop William Brown Turei.
