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NewsLabour's Nanaia Māhuta on today's political issues
Labour's Nanaia Māhuta discusses today's political issues.
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Nanaia Mahuta delivers petition to protect Pukeiāhua Pā to Parliament
Ngāti Tamainupō opposes a housing development on what was once the food pits of the ancient pā.
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Maori Labour electorate candidates back on party list
At the last election Labour left the seven Maori electorate MPs off the party list, creating a storm of objections - but ensuring the candidates won
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Māori Television welcomes consultation on Te Ao Pāpāho Ki Tua- Māori Media Sector- Shift Options
Māori Television welcomes consultation on the Māori Media Sector – Shift Options Discussion Document announced by Hon Nanaia Mahuta, Minister for Māori Development today.
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New funding package in the pipeline for Māori media sector
Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta has $3.3m to spend.
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Govt partnering with Māori to provide more housing
The government is investing $40 million in a partnership with Māori aimed at providing more accommodation in response to a growing housing crisis, Associate Minister for Housing (Māori Housing) Nanaia Mahuta says.
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Two wāhine Māori announce their stand in Māori electorates
Today two wāhine Māori put their pōtae in the ring to contest the Māori electorates. Green Party MP Marama Davidson announced she will stand again in the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate and the Māori Party has introduced a new player into the Hauraki-Waikato electorate Donna Pokere-Phillips.
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Government priorities for Māori response team
Te Ao spoke with Māori Development Minister Nanaia Mahuta about what the priorities are for the government's Māori response team moving forward.
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Mahuta responds to local election law controversies
Local government minister Nanaia Mahuta issued a press statement about her plans to tackle the local election laws that saw a councillor lose her seat, after being sworn in. The Murupara-Galatea ward election this October ended with veteran broadcaster Hinerangi Goodman and incumbent Alison Silcock being tied. The tie was settled, as per the current laws, by pulling the winner's name out of a hat. Goodman was then declared the winner.
