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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Bentham Ohia new Māori Party co-vice president
Bentham Ohia has been announced as the new Māori Party co-vice president (Tāne). President Che Wilson says the selection of Ohia aligns with their new direction.
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Māori Party look for new co-leaders
Is it a new beginning for the Māori Party following the resignation of remaining co-leader Marama Fox?
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New Māori Party leadership imminent following Fox resignation
It looks like the Māori Party may be preparing itself for a return to parliament now that Marama Fox has stepped down.
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NewsFox steps down as Māori Party co-leader
The Māori Party has announced the resignation of Marama Fox as co-leader of the party.
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Fox refutes Hauraki settlement 'done deal' claims
Māori party co-leader Marama Fox has refuted claims from Māori Labour MPs Willie Jackson and Tamati Coffey that the Pare Hauraki Treaty settlement was a 'done deal' under the previous National government.
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Fox eyes up Tāmaki electorate
Māori Party co-leader Marama Fox is considering standing in the Māori electorate of Tāmaki Makaurau.
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Davidson to re-enter Te Rā o Parihaka Bill into Parliament
Marama Davidson announces that she will re-enter the Māori Party's Te Rā o Parihaka Bill into the Parliament's Member's Bill Ballot. This comes as a surprise as the people of Parihaka commemorate 136 years since the invasion by the Crown on Parihaka in the Taranaki region.
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Māori Party farewell from Parliament
An official farewell from Parliament was held for the Māori Party.
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Post-election Peters isn't holding back, throwing shade at Te Ururoa Flavell
NZ First MP Winston Peters has labelled Māori Party Co-Leader Te Ururoa Flavell's politics 'trash' following the party's loss at the election. But Te Ururoa Flavell says Winston's desire to remove references to the treaty will be disastrous for Māori.
