The Greens are up in arms over changes to the Māori Affairs Select Committee, painting the National government as the villains. Leader of the house, Gerry Brownlee is remaining silent on the subject, but Metiria Turei wants answers.
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Iwi Leaders warned to toe the line on climate change
The Government has warned the Iwi Leaders Forum to toe the party line on climate change or else.
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Victim of Whaleoil says PM must resign
"John Key must resign from the position of Prime Minister or at the very least be subject to a committee investigation. "
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Mahuta says Government needs to prevent further carbon emissions
It's a clear sign the current Government is off track says Labour Environment spokesperson Nanaia Mahuta in light of climate change projections presented by the Ministry for the Environment, forecasting that carbon emission will have increased by 50% by 2025.
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NewsEmployment Relations Amendment Bill passes third reading
The Employment Relations Amendment Bill has passed its third reading in Parliament with National, ACT and United Future in support with a final vote of 62 in support and 58 against it.
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Native Affairs- Te Ururoa Flavell
Over the weekend the National Party lost its much coveted title of being the first ever majority Government elected under the MMP system, losing a list MP in the special votes count.
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NewsNational-led Government Ministerial List announced
The National-led Government’s new Ministerial list has been announced, as it prepares to begin its third term in office.
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Māori Party signs on with National
The Māori Party's signing of a confidence and supply deal with the National Party has been done and dusted.
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Marama Fox secures second seat for Māori Party
Following the counting of the special votes and the confirmation of the Māori Party's second seat in Government, Marama Fox is in high spirits, and the Māori-National relationship accord is underway.
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Special votes leave National Party in a pickle
The special votes have officially been counted and it's not looking good for National who has lost a seat, leaving them with 60 seats.
