Within the last two editions of Pānui we have reviewed General Election policy statements which have high relevance to Māori. Edition 31/2014 reviewed political proposals
On Tuesday the Mana Movement and the Internet Party entered into a memorandum of understanding to jointly register a new political party, called ‘Internet
This week leaders from most major political parties attended the Ratana celebrations. The Prime Minister used the opportunity to emphasis the work of his party
The Māori Battalion Association has announced they will dissolve the Association and will hold their final hui (a remembrance service) in Wellington on 1 December
Over the last four weeks we have provided a series of précis on political manifesto commitments of five political parties.[1] This is because policy settings
Te Tai Tokerau MP, Hone Harawira has been sworn into Parliament today without incident. Mr Harawira swore allegiance to both The Queen and to the
In campaigning for the Te Taitokerau by-election, this week Hone Harawira proposed the establishment of a Māori parliament for Māori members of parliament to work
The Māori Party has announced a shortlist of three names from which it will select a candidate to contest a by-election in Te Tai Tokerau.
Independent Member of Parliament, Hone Harawira is now scheduled to resign from Parliament on 20 May. The resulting by-election has been scheduled for 25 June,
