Green Party candidate for Te Tai Tokerau, Hūhana Lyndon (centre). Photo / File
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NewsIwi must lead fight against Kauri Dieback
The plan to tackle Kauri Dieback Disease must have Māori at the helm. That was the call of Te Kawerau a-Maki following the announcement of $32m in government funding to protect Kauri.
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Tuiono rules himself out of Greens leadership contest
Photo / File Teanau Tuiono (Te Uriroroi, Ngāpuhi, Ngāi Takoto) will not throw his pōtae in the ring to lead the Green Party with fellow Māori MP and current co-leader Marama Davidson.
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Shaw confirms run for Greens co-leadership, despite weekend ousting
Ousted Green party co-leader James Shaw says he will stand in the race for the party’s co-leadership, after being dropped by its members over the weekend.
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New political poll suggests Te Pāti Māori might not decide next government
A new political poll suggests Te Pāti Māori would not be kingmaker if an election were held today.
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Māori and gender changes to Green Party rules makes Marama Davidson feel proud
Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson is proud of her party’s decision to drop its male co-leader rule to make way for non-binary and intersex people.
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Tory Whanau: Greens back 'staunch AF wahine Māori' for Wellington mayoralty
Photo / File Wellington mayoral candidate Tory Whanau (Taranaki) has been endorsed by the Green Party.
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Teanau Tuiono: Pākehā protest organisers were hiding and pushing Māori to the front
Green Party MP Teanau Tuiono has been left saddened by the 23-day protest that occupied Parliament grounds until Wednesday when police forced protestors out.
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'Move on'- Minister Davis responds to Greens' plan for return of private land to Māori
Labour's Kelvin Davis and The Greens' Marama Davidson.
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Political year starts; parties jostle for position ahead of 2023 election
The political year has had a stuttered start with the cancellation of events that usually mark the end of the long summer break for MPs but one commentator says that doesn't mean kaupapa Māori will
