Along with legal proceedings there is an ‘on-the ground’ Māori response to the new Government also emerging. Protests on the first day of Parliament occurred
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
Pānui Review Summary: As the Government remains in caretaker mode following the election there are no significant policy announcements at this time. This provides an
Parliamentary Matters Adrian Rurawhe (Ngāti Apa) was elected Speaker of the House of Parliament. Third readings of the Children and Young People’s Commission Bill, and
This week the Health Quality and Safety Commission New Zealand (HQSC) published a report by the Family Violence Death Review Committee. The report entitled: Seventh
This week John Tamihere was elected President of Te Pāti Māori. Mr Tamihere replaces Che Wilson. This week Kiwis Against Seabed Mining, and Greenpeace, handed
Last Sunday Christopher Luxon, leader of the National Party, gave a ‘state of the nation speech’, highlighting his views on deficiencies in the Government’s policies
The Minister for Digital Communications, David Clark, has announced an agreement with a Māori spectrum working group has been reached to promote Māori participation within
The Moriori Claims Settlement Bill had its second reading in Parliament this week. An omnibus Māori Purposes Bill was introduced to Parliament this week. “This
The Reserve Bank / Te Pūtea Matua released a report on Climate Change called, “Climate Changed 2021 and Beyond”. The Bank had developed a climate
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