Gareth Morgan has shown his support for Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell's stance on te reo Māori in Parliament.
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Winston Peters reaffirms push to eliminate Māori seats
NZ First Leader Winston Peters is pushing to have the Māori seats eliminated and claims the majority of Māori have reverted to the General roll.
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Māori Party backing for Māori seats to remain
The Māori Party is urging Māori not to vote for New Zealand First, their reaction to Winston Peters latest bid to abolish the Māori seats.
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"Māori don't need the Māori seats"- Peters
Northland MP and NZ First leader in his speech at this year's annual conference to his party's members says "Māori don't need the Māori seats".
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NewsShane Jones to stand for NZ First in election
Former Labour MP Shane Jones will announce that he will be standing in the Whangarei electorate for NZ First at the election.
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TAHUA 2017: Opposition MPs oppose Budget
Finance Minister Steven Joyce and National head into parliament to deliver gains from it's ninth budget, but New Zealand First leader Winston Peters isn't supporting it one bit.
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Winston Peters threatened with arrest
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters arrived to Waitangi today with the aim of entering Te Tii Marae, but instead he was threatened with arrest after refusing to move from the road entrance to the marae.
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Criticism, challenges, promises and jokes at Rātana
Criticism, challenges, promises and a few jokes were given as New Zealand First, Labour and the Greens were welcomed on to Rātana Pā today.
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PM resignation no surprise- Winston Peters
There's mix reaction to the Prime Minister's resignation with many in shock. Not so for Winston Peters who told Native Affairs reporter Oriini Kaipara he wasn't surprised at all. In fact, his party premeditated today's sudden announcement.
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Winston Peters accuses Māori Party of dragging King Tuheitia into politics
New Zealand First MP Winston Peters says King Tuheitia has been dragged into politics by the Māori Party. It follows after King Tuheitia sent a letter to five iwi pledging his support to get their treaty claims settled quickly.
