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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Bentham Ohia new Māori Party co-vice president
Bentham Ohia has been announced as the new Māori Party co-vice president (Tāne). President Che Wilson says the selection of Ohia aligns with their new direction.
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Peters targets media and National leadership in speech
Putting the people first is what NZ First is all about according to party leader Winston Peters. In his speech to his supports in Tauranga it was the media who came under fire.
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Māori Language Week creates buzz at Beehive
MPs have been giving te reo Māori a go in-house, online and on the streets to celebrate Māori language Week.
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NewsCurran resignation accepted by PM
Curran called Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern last night offering her resignation, which the PM accepted.
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Youth Minister shares Matariki stories with kōhanga kids
Kids from a Wellington Puna Reo were starry-eyed with Youth Minister Peeni Henare, who took time to share stories with them and celebrate Matariki.
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National Māori MPs set for bump-up says Bridges
Members of Parliament with Māori whakapapa are both the leader and deputy leader of the National Party, and their Māori caucus colleagues are set for a bump-up in the new reshuffle.
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PM turns to tikanga Māori after pregnancy
The Labour Party have confirmed today they will increase the importance placed on tikanga Māori, after the announcement of Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern's pregnancy last week.
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A freedom fighter for our people- Sandra Lee-Vercoe
Heartfelt words of sympathy are being heard throughout the country at the passing of former Deputy Prime Minister Jim Anderton. He was 79-years-old when he passed peacefully at Cashmere View Hospital in Christchurch last night. His passing is felt by those all over the country and also by his former Deputy Leader Sandra Lee-Vercoe.
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Parliamentarians thank Lewis Moeau QSO for his advisory
In their tributes to Lewis Ruihi Moeau, former and current Parliamentarians thanked Moeau for his advisory of Māori language and culture.
