Veteran activist and climate campaigner Teanau Tuiono, is now ranked eighth on the Green Party list, ahead of some sitting MPs. The list determines which MPs enter Parliament after an Election, should it get over five per cent of the party vote. Based in the Manawatū, Tuiono believes he was placed on the list because of his experience.
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The Green Party leads rally to end poverty
Green Party faithful turned out in force at a rally in South Auckland calling for an end poverty. It's the party's last big campaign push ahead of Election Day this Saturday.
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Te Tai Tonga candidates wade into water debate
The debate between the Māori candidates for Aotearoa’s biggest Māori electorate, Te Tai Tonga, got heated when the issue of water was brought to the forefront.
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Capital Kākahu- Tai Tonga & Ikaroa-Rāwhiti
Find out what happens when vivacious Wellington fashionista and LGBT icon Jaye Glam Morgan (Ngāti Kahungunu) gives fashion advice to the suits of Parliament. The looks that will get the Tai Tonga candidates a tick, and which wahine has the sartorial edge in the race for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti?
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When is benefit fraud- fraud or survival?
Following the admission of former Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei, a Social Work Practices expert says if her intent was for the survival of her family, then she believes she hasn't committed fraud.
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Greens co-leader James Shaw supports Metiria despite benefit and electoral fraud
Greens co-leader James Shaw remains defiant and has said that none of Metiria's Turei's decisions have changed his mind. He's supporting her despite her admission of benefit and electoral fraud.
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Metiria Turei resigns
Greens co-leader Metiria Turei has resigned. The move comes after Turei’s widely-reported revelation that she had committed benefit fraud as a young solo mother.
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Auckland voters have mixed feelings about rogue Green MPs
Aucklanders have mixed feelings about what's happening in the Greens after two stalwarts resigned last night in opposition to Metiria Turei staying as co-leader.
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NewsMetiria Turei will not seek ministerial position in Labour-Green led government
Metiria Turei will not seek a ministerial position in a Labour-Green led government after the election, but she will not resign as co-leader of the Greens.
