Three weeks after resigning from Parliament, Lousia Wall's new role is under fire.
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What Louisa Wall's final speech could mean for Māori voters
He Puapua, corruption, and mic dropping claims: retiring Labour MP Louisa Wall told Parliament she had left it all out on the field but the aftermath of her valedictory speech may have Māori voters
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Louisa Wall mulls moko kauae to mark her exit from Parliament
Labour MP Louisa Wall's parliamentary career has come to an end today and, despite her achievements, she leaves under a cloud and critical of the way she was treated.
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'I hold no grudges'- Louisa Wall on leaving Parliament
After 14 years in national politics, Labour MP Louisa Wall says she has been a “good team player” even though Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern told her that she wasn’t wanted in her cabinet or caucus.
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Louisa Wall: An inevitable end
Retiring Labour MP Luisa Wall claims Prime Minister Jacinda Adern told her directly she'd never become a cabinet minister.
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NewsLouisa Wall claims PM 'didn't want me'
Photo / File Louisa Wall, who recently resigned as a Labour MP, claims Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern did not want her.
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Brian Tāmaki opposes new hate speech laws
Destiny church leader fervently objects to the Incitement of Hatred and Discrimination discussion document.
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Labour MP Louisa Wall withdraws Manurewa nomination
Labour MP Louisa Wall (Ngāti Tuwharetoa, Waikato) will not stand in Manurewa this election, despite being the MP for the South Auckland seat since 2011. Instead, she will seek a position on Labour's party list.
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Māori Women's Welfare League want to be included in decision making
Oranga Tamariki has been a hot topic of conversation at the 67th AGM of the Māori Women's Welfare League (Te Rōpū Wāhine Māori Toko i te Ora). League President Prue Kapua says the government must include the league more when making decisions around Oranga Tamariki.
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Homelessness in Manurewa reaches epic proportions
Over 200 people are still waiting for emergency housing in one South Auckland community alone. Manurewa MP Louisa Wall is calling on more government support as homelessness reaches epic proportions.
