The National Party are keen to allow iwi to administer youth benefits which has Social Development Minister Paula Bennett saying it could roll out as soon as mid next year.
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Key wants Harawira to lose Tai Tokerau seat
The election is so tight John Key has no shame in endorsing his opposition. Yes, John Key wants Hone Harawira to lose, meaning a loss for the Internet Party - more importantly - Kim Dotcom. The Opposition says it’s another case of dirty politics.
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Harawira tightens his grip to maintain Tai Tokerau seat
It was in the last Kōwhiri 14 debate, where MANA leader Hone Harawira was trying to maintain his Te Tai Tokerau seat. This comes after Māori Television's Reid Research Poll results that show Kelvin Davis is neck-and-neck with Harawira.
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Internet-MANA survival is up in the air according to polls
The survival of Internet-MANA is up in the air according to our Māori Television poll which shows there's just 1% between Hone Harawira and Kelvin Davis in the Te Tai Tokerau electorate.
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Native Affairs- Kōwhiri 14, Te Tai Tokerau Part 1
Tonight on Native Affairs Kōwhiri 14, three taniwha of Te Tai Tokerau go head-to-head and we reveal the results of our Māori Television Reid Research Poll.
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Polls show it's a close battle between Davis and Harawira for Tai Tokerau electorate
A major upset could be ahead for Hone Harawira in the Māori electorate of Te Tai Tokerau, given the close battle between him and Kelvin Davis according to our Māori Television poll results.
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Māori raise thoughts as Election Day draws near
As Election Day draws near, a Māori Party-Labour coalition seems out of the question, despite most of Tāmaki Makaurau and Hauraki-Waikato wanting that exact thing.
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Māori Party push for Anti-Corruption Commission
The Māori Party wants to scrap the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) and replace it with an Anti-Corruption Commission.
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Hauraki-Waikato locals raise concerns around house prices and political involvement
Nanaia Mahuta has long sat comfortably in the Hauraki-Waikato seat and while newbie Susan Cullen has entered the race, the Māori Television Reid Research Poll has put Mahuta well in the lead.
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Polls show Waikato-Hauraki favour Nanaia Mahuta and Labour-led Govt
The Māori language is rated as an important issue to voters in the Hauraki-Waikato electorate, after education, family violence, child poverty, cost of living and Māori unemployment.
