Harawira willing to repay money over Paris trip
Maori MP Hone Harawira says he'll pay back some of the taxpayers' money used to fund him attending parliamentary business which he skipped away from to see Paris.
Maori MP Hone Harawira says he'll pay back some of the taxpayers' money used to fund him attending parliamentary business which he skipped away from to see Paris.
Hone Harawira knew his words were wrong minutes after sending an email that included bad language and racist comments, he told media today.
Maori Party MP Hone Harawira has apologised for the language that he used in an email but not the sentiment.
Scheme will involve kuia visiting pregnant Maori women to offer support and advice.
Hone Harawira will front the nation today to apologise for comments he made about white people.
The Maori MP will reportedly apologise for racist remarks about white people and swearing when responding to a public email.
PM says Harawira should apologise, but ex-Labour MP Samuels says he should be made Maori Party leader.
Hone Harawira has escaped expulsion from the Maori Party, but is likely to be told to publicly apologise for his trip to Paris and an angry email.
Embattled Maori Party MP Hone Harawira was last night facing his party leadership to discuss disciplinary action.
Hone Harawira is entitled to freedom of expression but email issue needs to be addressed, says Race Relations Commissioner.
The Maori Party is "on the verge" of disciplining MP Hone Harawira for lashing out at white people over criticism he bunked off a work trip to visit Paris.
Hone Harawira accused "white motherf******" of "puritanical bullsh**" for expecting him to follow the rules, emails given to Radio NZ show.
Tariana Turia is concerned her MP Hone Harawira's visit to Paris during a taxpayer funded trip will damage the party's reputation.
The Govt says it will repeal the Foreshore and Seabed legislation but not until it has a viable alternative.
The Western BOP District Council is trying to stop smoking outdoors with a smokefree policy targeting 30 of the district's beaches.
The Maori Party is warning young Maori will fight back against police trying to take a DNA swab.
MPs today passed a law that by 2011 will allow police to take DNA samples from anyone they intend charging with an imprisonable offence.
The Govt is looking at introducing competition to the work account, which covers personal injuries in the workplace.
New Zealanders will end up paying more for ACC under a privatised scheme, says Labour.