The Māori Party launched its national campaign at the weekend.
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NewsMāori Party launch election campaign at Hoani Waititi Marae
The Māori Party held its official campaign launch at Hoani Waititi Marae in West Auckland this morning.
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Māori Party launches election campaign tomorrow
The Māori Party is launching its election campaign tomorrow aiming for a return from political exile.
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Economic downturn will hit Maori the hardest
The Maori party says the economic downturn will be detrimental to Maori and Maori will be hit the hardest.
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Māori Party's Rawiri Waititi on Black Lives Matter
Māori Party candidate for the Waiariki Electorate Rawiri Waititi gives his thoughts on the Black Lives Matter movement following recent events in America.
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Could Labour's popularity spell trouble for Māori Party?
The latest Newshub Reid Research poll reflects Labours popularity through COVID-19 and has rocketed up to 56.5 per cent under Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's leadership.
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Māori Party names Mariameno Kapa-Kingi as Te Tai Tokerau candidate
The Māori Party has selected Mariameno Kapa-Kingi as their candidate for Te Tai Tokerau following unanimous support by members.
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“I like the budget for Māori” – Former Māori Party leader praises Māori gains in budget
When she was in parliament, Marama Fox often went toe-to-toe with the Labour Māori MPs. But after this year’s budget delivered almost a billion dollars in Māori money, even one of Labour’s harshest critics said she was proud of what the Māori MP’s had achieved.
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Māori oppose the COVID-19 Public Health Response Bill
The COVID-19 Public Health Response Bill was only introduced to the House yesterday and has already reached its third reading. There's been strong criticism from Māori about the sweeping powers it gives police. Even the Opposition is opposing it.
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Māori Party claims ERC exclusion is deliberate
Simon Bridges, who heads the government's Epidemic Response Committee, is being blamed for the lack of Māori presenting to committee meetings. Māori Party Co-Leader, Debbie Ngarewa-Packer claims the exclusion is deliberate.
