Labour has defended the lower increase in Māori funding in the budget compared to last year saying “We’re not comparing apples with apples.”
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Te Ururoa Flavell nominated for Māori Party VP
Te Kāea can confirm that Te Ururoa Flavell has been nominated to be Vice President Male for the Māori Party.
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NewsHosking comments 'inaccurate and misleading'- BSA
The Broadcasting Standards Authority has upheld a complaint that comments made about the Māori Party by Seven Sharp host Mike Hosking were inaccurate, misleading and breached the accuracy broadcasting standard.
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Davidson to re-enter Te Rā o Parihaka Bill into Parliament
Marama Davidson announces that she will re-enter the Māori Party's Te Rā o Parihaka Bill into the Parliament's Member's Bill Ballot. This comes as a surprise as the people of Parihaka commemorate 136 years since the invasion by the Crown on Parihaka in the Taranaki region.
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Māori Party farewell from Parliament
An official farewell from Parliament was held for the Māori Party.
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Youth meet to discuss future political strategies
Wikatana Popata is urging Māori youth across the country to attend a two-day meeting next week to discuss future political strategies. It follows the dismal results for the Mana and Māori parties from the election.
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Māori Party founder Dame Tariana Turia plans to return to save the party
A change of mood from disappointment to optimism for the Māori Party with news of the return of Dame Tariana Turia.
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“It is not the end. Ka whawhai tonu mātau,” says Dame Tariana Turia
Thirteen years in politics fighting for Māori, but their fate has been sealed and the people have spoken.
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Marama Fox still has faith in the Māori Party
Despite Marama Fox being vocal about her disappointment with Māori voters, the Co-Leader remains a staunch advocate for the Māori Party.
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Howie Tamati happy with campaign and surrounded by supporters
Māori Party candidate for Te Tai Hauāuru, Howie Tamati, spoke to reporter Tamati Tiananga over the noise of chanting and rejoicing from whānau and friends.
