Māori party co-leader Marama Fox has refuted claims from Māori Labour MPs Willie Jackson and Tamati Coffey that the Pare Hauraki Treaty settlement was a 'done deal' under the previous National government.
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Tamati Coffey saddened by public criticism of Pare Hauraki settlement
Tamati Coffey, MP for Wairiki has been at the brunt end of public criticism following the signing of Pare Hauraki's treaty settlement by his party.
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Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey visits Waimana
Climate change and water access for marae were some of the key concerns the youth of Waimana conveyed to Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey. It's his first official visit as a member of parliament to the valley, which has a population of little over 500.
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Suicide and workplace bullying issues raised in Govt inquiry- Coffey
Accounts of suicide and workplace bullying have been raised through the Government's mental health and addiction inquiry, Waiariki MP Tamati Coffey says. This follows an investigation by The Wireless which reveals a pattern of staff feeling bullied, questionable management decisions, and suicides at Tauranga Hospital.
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Tamati Coffey- next Labour baby?
Waiariki MP and former weatherman, Tamati Coffey has revealed his wish to start a family with husband Tim Smith.
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Tauranga homeless receive gifts from good samaritan
A Tauranga woman has parcelled over 150 gift packs to give to homeless whānau living in emergency accommodation.
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Waiariki
From Waihi beach, to Whangaparaoa in the East Coast, then all the way to Mt. Tongariro in the southern part of the region, that marks the territory of the Waiariki Māori electorate.
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Labour takes out all the Māori seats
As predicted, it has been a red-wash with Labour taking out all the Māori seats.
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Coffey takes the cake
Labour’s Tamati Coffey is the new MP for the Māori electorate of Waiariki with incumbent Te Ururoa Flavell out of Parliament – along with his Māori Party.
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Flavell fails to retain Waiariki seat
Incumbent Waiariki MP Te Ururoa Flavell has lost his seat in Parliament – along with his Māori Party.
