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'My door is always open': Iwi chairman invites Julian Batchelor to public co-governance discussion
"When you come to Ngāti Kahungunu, come in through the waharoa, the front gate."
"When you come to Ngāti Kahungunu, come in through the waharoa, the front gate."
Another says people are "panic-buying" ahead of the policy changes.
New director has 'vast financial and economic skills and experience'.
Our government is 'just waiting for good, decent people who want to make a difference'.
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About 80 people attended the meeting on Saturday night.
Suggestions National has a poor relationship with Māori dismissed as untrue.
The battle over the Māori electorates is heating up ahead of October's election.
Opinion: Prime Minister is in fix-it mode, keeping the wheels on the Government bus.
There are more tweaks to the Government's water reforms in the new bill.
OPINION: Despite what Shane Jones says, the police are doing okay with gangs.
Minister for Children pleased whistleblowers came forward.
The report was two years in the making.
Monetary policy researchers can in fact apply to be on the Monetary Policy Committee.
National and Act twisted the knife after the Government lost another minister.
Māori, Pasifika already years behind when it comes to interacting with the heath system.
The Race Relations Commissioner's intended resignation was earlier thrown into doubt.
Labour will hope the poll shows a recovery after the Meka Whaitiri and Stuart Nash dramas.
Meng Foon has urged the Associate Minister to not overreact.
Dave Letele has decided not to run for politics in October.
They're nipping at the heels of the biggest operators.
The list of disagreements and potential conflict points is long.
'Meng Foon failed to declare a range of interests,' Associate Minister of Justice said.
Downer has around 25,000 employees in Australia and around 10,000 in New Zealand.
'Always happy to investigate any issue of alleged unfairness or inappropriate charging.'
Opinion: Our editorial on the diverging political viewpoints on taxation.
Former health boss says National's health axe will set Māori back years.
The wealth tax is back, but the Greens are promising tax cuts too.
Concern concessions will be 'rubber-stamped'.