Te Kāea understands the Māori Party and Mana Party plan to make a major announcement in Whangarei next week.
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Winston Peters threatened with arrest
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters arrived to Waitangi today with the aim of entering Te Tii Marae, but instead he was threatened with arrest after refusing to move from the road entrance to the marae.
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First of political leaders welcomed on to Rātana
The Kīngitanga and Prime Minister Bill English were welcomed on to Rātana Pā today for the Rātana celebrations. This is the first time Bill English has been welcomed on as the Prime Minster. The annual visit to Rātana is to commemorate the birth date of the founder of the Rātana religious and political movement, Tahupotiki Wiremu Rātana. It also marks the start of the political year.
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First political race hits the water
The politicians stepped out and raced as if it were a celebrity race today at the Waka Ama champs. There were three teams, Mana Māori, Labour and Māori Television who competed and there were lots of laughter and banter.
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NewsHarawira's parting shots for Key
Mana Leader Hone Harawira has wished the prime minister well while condemning his record as governance for the rich at the expense of the marginalised.
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Hone Harawira meets with Māori Party with no expectations
Mana and Māori Party executives met in Whangarei today to further develop a political merger. Mana leader Hone Harawira and Māori Party president Tukoroirangi Morgan met in July this year after the two parties put aside their differences to discuss the possible merger.
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Polynesian Panthers reflect on 45 years
This year marks the 45th anniversary of Auckland-based rights group the Polynesian Panther Party. Founding member Will 'IIolahia says while they've achieved much to improve the lives of Pacific Islanders and Māori, many families are still struggling.
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Mana welcome calls to work with Māori Party
In a speech at the tenth anniversary of his coronation, Maori King Tuheitia has called for the Mana Movement and the Maori Party to work together.
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Native Affairs Māori Language Special – Te Reo Buzz
Do New Zealanders care about te reo Māori? Joining our presenter Oriini Tipene-Leach in studio to discuss issues about te reo Māori tonight are the Minister for Māori Development, Māori Party’s Te Ururoa Flavell, Labour Party spokesperson for Treaty Settlements and Whānau Ora, Nanaia Mahuta, New Zealand First list MP Pita Paraone and Hone Harawira from the Mana Movement.
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Davis and Harawira to battle for Tai Tokerau seat
Labour MP Kelvin Davis says he is ready to contest Mana Leader Hone Harawira for the Tai Tokerau electorate again. The move comes as Mr. Harawira predicts he will win back the electorate in the upcoming general election.
