Minister for Veterans Meka Whaitiri is attending the first of her official engagements in Turkey commemorating the Battle of Gallipoli and ANZAC Day.
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Veterans' Minister Meka Whaitiri to represent NZ at Gallipoli commemorations
Photo / File Anzac Day services will return to Gallipoli next month, with Veterans' Minister Meka Whaitiri attending this year's service as the New Zealand government representative.
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‘Never use the word racist’- advice given to a new race relations commissioner
The Te Ao with MOANA Waitangi Day Mana Wāhine Special featured ( from left) Dame Susan Devoy, Professor Jane Kelsey, host Moana Maniopoto andMP Chlöe Swarbrick
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Māori-Labour caucus will get top cabinet jobs – political analyst
Oranga Tamariki for Meka Whaitiri?
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Labour celebrates having more Māori in government
Labour MPs have celebrated having more Māori representation than any previous government with 13 members with Māori whakapapa.
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Labour’s diverse party list reflects Aotearoa – Meka Whaitiri
Ikaroa-Rāwhiti MP Meka Whaitiri didn’t hesitate to fire shots at National this morning and explained why the Māori electorate MP’s are jumping back on the Labour list.
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Meka Whaitiri being shoulder tapped to stand for Māori Party
Sources within the Māori Party have told Te Ao, that Ikaroa Rawhiti MP Meka Whaitiri is among those that the party is interested in recruiting in the next election.
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Whaitiri keen for ministerial comeback in post-budget reshuffle
With Ikaroa-Rawhiti MP Meka Whaitiri speaking out for the first time about her demotion as a minister and a post-budget cabinet reshuffle expected, is Whaitiri vying to be reinstated?
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PM visits Waipatu Marae, Hastings
The prime minister was at Waitapu Marae in Hastings today, in the heart of former Minister Meka Whaitiri's electorate. Housing, education and employment were some of the issues under discussion.
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Wellington stands side by side with Christchurch
Wellingtonians came together at Waitangi Park today to show their support for the country's Muslim community and the people of Christchurch. The proceedings were opened by the Wellington Orchestra and the Pacifica Choir before crossing to the live broadcast from Hagley Park in Christchurch.