Thousands of school students around the world are staging regular strikes in a bid to push politicians to act aggressively on climate change and New Zealand students are set to join in support.
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Marama Davidson wants Greens to be seen in 2019
Green Party Co-Leader Marama Davidson aims to build her profile this year, support indigenous women in leadership roles and be a strong voice for Māori issues.
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Youth parliament MP aiming to help East Coast
Pounamu Wharehinga from Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Horouta Wānanga ki Tūranga has been selected as a representative for the New Zealand Youth Parliament.
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National MPs address Bridges' race-based comments
National MPs are standing by Simon Bridges despite race-based comments made by their leader in a leaked discussion between him and former National MP Jami-Lee Ross.
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Opinions split over first year Labour-led government
It's nearly a year since the Labour-led government came into power, but public opinion in South Auckland is split over whether Māori have had any gains under the new coalition.
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World looks to Māori on environmental issues
Greens Party co-leader Marama Davidson is welcoming the idea of a global indigenous network which is currently being discussed right now in the United States of America around environmental issues and climate change. A group of Māori was invited to this forum in the state of Washington.
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West Papua Desk opens in Tāmaki Makaurau
Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson has opened a West Papua Desk in Onehunga to serve as a base for the West Papuan independence movement in New Zealand.
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Govt appoints advisory panel to overhaul welfare system
The government has announced plans to overhaul the welfare system. Minister for Social Development, Carmel Sepuloni has appointed a panel of experts to advise the government on what changes are needed to make the system more effective.
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Māori wards top priority for Green Party
Green Party Co-Leader Marama Davidson wants to remove what she calls a double standard that allows for referendums on the establishment of Māori wards.
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Davidson confident Greens can differentiate from Labour
Green Party Co-Leader Marama Davidson wants to build the party's vote and differentiate it from Labour to ensure its survival given the minor party's position in the coalition government.
