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Rotorua’s needy find aid in new drop-in centre
A new drop-in centre has opened in the heart of Rotorua city to provide free meals, clothing, household and social services to the community's most needy. The centre opened on Monday and the response has been overwhelming.
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Four men face charges for Fleet deaths
Four men are facing charges of murder or manslaughter of Raymond and James Fleet. The accused are 33-year-old Martin Hone, 21-year-old Mikaere Hura, 26-year-old Zen Pulemoana and 29-year-old Richard Tuwhakakakorangi Te Roaroa Te Kani who appeared in the Rotorua District Court.
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Next generation throw support behind Māori Party's return
Te Ururoa Flavell's daughter Mīriatetuara Flavell says the landslide victory by the Labour Party of all Māori seats has prompted her and her siblings to throw their weight behind the party in an effort to return to Parliament.
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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.
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Tamati Coffey set to represent Te Waiariki electorate
Labour's Tamati Coffey has taken the Waiariki seat from Te Ururoa Flavell.
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Te Ururoa Flavell surrounded by whānau on election night
Incumbent Waiariki MP Te Ururoa Flavell was first elected to Parliament in 2005.
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Rangatahi hold key to Coffey's political future
Tamati Coffey’s political future lies in the hands of rangatahi if Māori Television’s exclusive poll results hold true come election day this September 23rd.
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Jaye Glam has some advice for Waiariki and Hauraki-Waikato candidates
Candidates from Hauraki-Waikato and Waiariki will go head-to-head on Election Aotearoa's debate tonight on Māori Television.
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Chasing the votes in the Waiariki- a hunger of a different kind
Despite the Māori Party co-leader leading in the Waiariki seat according to Māori Television's election polls, Labour’s Tamati Coffey is gaining support from voters who are suffering from one of the major issues affecting many whānau in Rotorua.
