Political Announcements of Salient Relevance to Māori: Te Pāti Māori – revised strategic approach Last weekend Te Pāti Māori launched their political campaign in Gisborne.
This front section of Pānui was set aside to advise on the formation of a new Government. I.e., the —co-governance arrangements of the ACT, New
Parliamentary and Related Matters: Negotiations to form the new Government continue. We note former Minister, Chris Finlayson, has added his voice of opposition to a
Last Friday the Electoral Commission released the final General Election vote count (including all special votes). There were some noteworthy changes, as shown in the
Overview of Election Results: The preliminary General Election results for political parties that will be represented in the next Parliament are shown in the table
Presently the focus of Pānui is on how the policy propositions being put forward by various political parties ahead of the general election might impact
Purpose For the next few editions of Pānui the primary focus is on how the policy propositions being put forward by various political parties ahead
The Independent Electoral Review Panel has released their interim report proposing changes to improve the electoral system. The draft recommendations are now open for public
On Wednesday Meka Whaitiri resigned as a member of the Labour Party, advising the public she was joining Te Pāti Māori. She had been the
Overview of Election Results The preliminary General Election results, for political parties that will be in the next Parliament, are shown in the table below.[1]
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