The Hot Seat: Being third cab off the rank can be powerful

Name: Election 2014: Maori Party - Te Ururoa Flavell
Uploaded: 2014-08-18T19:24:24+12:00
Duration: 3299 s
Description: Wairiki MP Te Ururoa Flavell is no political novice but he is facing his first election as Maori Party co-leader. He discusses the party's record, its goals and its rivals in this Herald Hot Seat interview with NewstalkZB host Rachel Smalley, Herald columnists Fran O'Sullivan and Toby Manhire and political editor Audrey Young.

By Audrey Young

Senior Political Correspondent·NZ Herald·

18 Aug, 2014 05:30 PM2 mins to read

Wairiki MP Te Ururoa Flavell is no political novice but he is facing his first election as Maori Party co-leader. He discusses the party's record, its goals and its rivals in this Herald Hot Seat interview with NewstalkZB host Rachel Smalley, Herald columnists Fran O'Sullivan and Toby Manhire and political editor Audrey Young.

Wairiki MP Te Ururoa Flavell is no political novice but he is facing his first election as Maori Party co-leader.

He discusses the party's record, its goals and its rivals in this Herald Hot Seat interview with NewstalkZB host Rachel Smalley, Herald columnists Fran O'Sullivan and Toby Manhire and political editor Audrey Young.

Competing with wealthy Internet Mana and why being third cab off the rank can be powerful: What topics Te Ururoa Flavell discussed and where to find them in the full Maori Party interview

43s Who the Maori Party serves

2m 2s Coalition position on National and Labour

3m 35s How monthly meetings with Key and English are run

5m 21s Preferences of the people for National or Labour

5m 50s Working with parties like Act

8m 29s Sharples not moving aside earlier

10m Maori seat candidates

11m 10s Fundraising