Māori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi says Aotearoa needs to view the world through a Māori worldview again to ensure future generations don’t suffer from the state abuse inflicted on many Māori in
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NewsTe Pāti Māori getting cut through across the spectrum- Shane Te Pou
Māori political commentator Shane Te Pou says Te Pāti Māori's impressive poll result this week show it is gaining traction with non-Māori voters.
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Bloomfield orders 14 councils to fluoridate water; Waititi says cheaper dental a better plan
Dentists and politicians alike are welcoming a Ministry of Health directive to fluoridate Rotorua's water but a local MP says cheaper dentist trips would be more effective.
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Seymour seeks Waititi apology over karaka berries joke
Act Party leader David Seymour is demanding an apology from Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi after he joked about spiking Seymour's drink with poisonous berries.
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Haka performers sign petition to give more to Te Matatini
A petition led by the Māori Party, which calls for an increase in funding for Te Matatini to the tune of $19 million, has won the signatures of performers from the top nine Te Matatini haka groups.
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Māori Party co-leaders hilariously break the internet: 'You said we're doing a practice live'
Credit / 1 News The Māori Party co-leaders Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and Rawiri Waititi have 'broken the internet' with their hilarious efforts to master Instagram live last night.
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Te Pāti Māori could choose next government
MMP machinations are back with a vengeance - and the Māori Party just became Parliament’s powerbroker.
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Waititi welcomes Nats' Māori journey, wary of intentions
Māori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi is welcoming the extra opposition he's likely to come up against for his Waiariki seat at next year's election.
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What would a 'divorce' from the Crown mean for the Treaty of Waitangi?
The Māori Party’s call to part ways with the British monarch as Aotearoa's head of state (currently the Queen of New Zealand) won’t necessarily mean the end of the treaty partnership or even the Tr
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Māori Party year in review- 'Māori still at the bottom of the cliff'
They're the smallest political party in Parliament but, what they lack in numbers, they make up in noise both in and out of the House.
