
Thousands of Māori switch rolls ahead of October election
Māori registered to vote cannot change rolls for the October election.
Māori registered to vote cannot change rolls for the October election.
OPINION: Is a bit of Cabinet disagreement really all that bad?
OPINION: NZ First claims it will save us from "racism and separatism".
Kiri Allan has not yet spoken publicly since her arrest apart from a brief statement.
The parties are pushing out their law and order rhetoric but it's hysteria.
The Act Party has dipped into its past to inflict more colonial policy.
The poll comes after two different polls last week showed falls for Labour and National.
Hipkins is hoping his caucus got a short, sharp lesson from bad polls. They need one.
The party officially launches its election campaign tonight.
Elijah Pue is determined to return to the political arena serve his people.
Opinion: The party is about climate change, fixing poverty, restoring Māori rights.
She also took a swipe at people walking around with “their bloody pyjamas on”.
OPINION: Two parties will be the biggest stories of election night.
Former Māori Party leader is urging Māori to make their votes count.
Cushla Tangaere-Manuel will go up against Meka Whaitiri.
The most likely coalition scenario remains the one National took off the table.
Two Labour MPs are opting for an electorate-or-nothing approach this election.
OPINION: Despite what Shane Jones says, the police are doing okay with gangs.
Labour will hope the poll shows a recovery after the Meka Whaitiri and Stuart Nash dramas.
Labour's police spokesperson claims it is a lazy rehash of old National policy.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader has criticised fellow Māori politicians.
Chris Hipkins still well ahead of rival Christopher Luxon in favourability stakes.
Cervical screening is the only national screening programme not to be free to all.
Tainui will take all Auckland Council shares up for grabs.
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'I will be a staunch champion and advocate for Māori independence,' says Tākuta Ferris.
Turia also met National leader Christopher Luxon for the first time last night.
Heather Te-Au Skipworth was originally set to contest the Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate.
'It doesn’t really matter which roll we’re on but it does matter that we vote'.
Labour's Ikaroa-Rāwhiti electorate wants Jackson to oppose Whaitiri.