With Youth Parliament underway, Youth MPs will soon take to the beehive to learn first-hand about democracy and influence decision making. But do everyday youth think the government does enough to engage them in the political space?
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Māori Media Shift- Tūranga FM
Matai Smith, station manager at Tūranga FM, talks about how the station is responding to changes in the media landscape.
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Māori world view for local governance frameworks
A newly released local government localisation report has a strong Māori governance focus which Bay of Plenty regional councillor Arapeta Tahana says would benefit iwi.
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Rangatahi support free mental health pilot
Rangatahi are set to benefit from Piki, the government's first free service for 18 to 25-year-olds who experience mild to moderate mental health distress.
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TPK Chief Executive Michelle Hippolite resigns
After six years at the helm, Te Puni Kōkiri Chief Executive Michelle Hippolite has resigned.
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UPDATED: PMs absence defended at Ratana Pā
Labour, NZ First and the Greens were led on by Acting Prime Minister Winston Peters, who will deliver a speech on behalf of the government while Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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Rise in benefit claimants linked to pop. growth- Sepuloni
Social Development Minister Carmel Sepuloni is rubbishing the opposition's claims that government softness on sanctions is to blame for 11,000 more people receiving the Jobseeker Support benefit. Sepuloni says overall benefit numbers were stable and only 0.1-percent higher than last year.
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Politics 2018: A year in review
2018 brought a new Government, a new Prime Minister, a new direction and a new baby. Political Reporter Talisa Kupenga highlights some of the Beehive’s firsts.
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Govt invests $15 mil to redevelop Mana College
Education Minister Chris Hipkins has announced a $15 million investment to redevelop Mana College in Porirua.
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A nanny's struggle to survive
A solo-mother in South Auckland leaves her full-time job as a social worker to study in the hope she receives more income when she graduates. Ahead of a child poverty report due on Monday, Kimi Herewini wants better outcomes for low income families.
