Māori initiatives are the focus of the Minister of Māori Development as he travels through Northland this week. Today Te Ururoa Flavell and his contingent visited a number of projects of interest in Whangarei.
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Kingitanga to work with Māori Party
The Kingi Movement and the Māori Party have met and agreed to formally work together on issues relating to Māori and want to send a clear message to the government.
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Flavell goes back on comments about Helen Clark
The Māori Party has come out strongly opposed to Helen Clark taking the top job at the UN. Today Te Kāea interviewed Māori Party co-leader and Minister of Māori Development Te Ururoa Flavell who acknowledged that they changed their stance. It followed a Te Kāea interview in April where Te Ururoa Flavell told Te Kāea he was strongly supportive of her nomination.
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NewsTukoroirangi Morgan elected as new Māori Party President
Tukoroirangi “Tuku" Morgan has successfully won the Māori Party Presidency Election. Te Manukanuka o Hoturoa Marae in South Auckland hosted the AGM and election this afternoon which saw Morgan win over his opponent George Ngatai.
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Whare Ora Papakāinga opens in Kaitaia
The Whare Ora Papakāinga in Kaitaia along with an emergency housing service have been officially opened with the aim of providing a home ownership programme for homeless families and shelter for the needy.
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Potential conflicts around Te Mātāwai appointments
Labour MP Peeni Henare says News and Current Affairs presenters appointed to the Te Mātāwai Board could encounter conflicts of interest given they are presenters for rival news and current affairs programmes. Te Karere and Marae presenter Scotty Morrison is the latest appointment to the board.
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Native Affairs Māori Language Special – Te Reo Buzz
Do New Zealanders care about te reo Māori? Joining our presenter Oriini Tipene-Leach in studio to discuss issues about te reo Māori tonight are the Minister for Māori Development, Māori Party’s Te Ururoa Flavell, Labour Party spokesperson for Treaty Settlements and Whānau Ora, Nanaia Mahuta, New Zealand First list MP Pita Paraone and Hone Harawira from the Mana Movement.
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Whānau ora information has always been available- Tamihere
Māori Development Minister Te Ururoa Flavell came under fire again today over the success of Whānau Ora, just a day after Labour MP's criticised the Māori Party's flagship policy. However, the Chief Executive of the Whānau Ora Commissioning agency John Tamihere has hit back at critics.
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Opposing MPs question Te Mātāwai process
Some opposition MPs are criticising the appointment process to Te Mātāwai, the organisation responsible for revitalising the Māori language. NZ First MP Pita Paraone is calling for greater transparency in the appointments and Labour MP Peeni Henare says the process isn't clear.
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Poverty still the focus despite Māori Party gains
The Māori Party has been praised by Māori leaders for their gains in yesterday's Budget announcement, but a Māori community advocate says more work still needs to be done to address poverty among whānau living in Auckland.
