Parliamentary Items Many politicians visited Rātana Pā last week (key speech points are noted in Appendix One). This week a central item of legislation being
The next event in terms of Māori orientated politics is the Ratana Celebrations, which are being held this week, with politicians bussing up to Rātana
New Years Honours Awards – Tāngata To Note and Congratulate The following New Zealand Order Honours and Queen’s Service awards were conferred to Māori, or
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
Appointments and Awards Dr Claire Achmad has been appointed Aotearoa New Zealand’s new Chief Children’s Commissioner. She will lead the new Mana Mokopuna-Children and Young
Lisa te Heuheu has resigned as the Chief Executive of Te Ohu Kaimoana, (concluding her term in February 2024). Willie Jackson has given media comments
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
The General Election is tomorrow, Saturday 14th. We encourage all subscribers to exercise their right to vote. As per page one, it’s a privilege not
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
Te Tiriti Matters Te Whānau a Apanui has initialled a deed of settlement with the Crown. The settlement redress package includes the reservation of 5,000
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