Māori Party joins call for King Charles to own up to 'horrific impacts' of colonisation at coronation
They join representatives from 12 Commonwealth countries in the international call.
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Elizabeth Kerekere to break silence to Green members in Zoom call
Elizabeth Kerekere will front members on Friday night.
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The Speaker's statement follows confusion over Whaitiri's move to Te Pāti Māori.
'Small fry': Kelvin Davis on Meka Whaitiri’s defection from Labour
Labour's Kelvin Davis has brushed off the shock departure of Meka Whaitiri.
‘Meka coming back to her whakapapa’: Why Whaitiri’s shock move makes sense
Those familiar with Whaitiri's background and motivations weren't as surprised.
Labour minister's shock defection to Māori Party touted as turning point for election
It comes as Te Pāti Māori threatens to take another seat off Labour.
Thomas Coughlan: Why Labour's playing nice with Whaitiri and Te Pāti Māori
Labour's being very nice to Te Pāti Māori after Meka Whaitiri's defection.
'Very disappointing': PM yet to hear from former minister after shock defection
Meka Whaitiri announced her shock resignation from the Labour Party this morning.
Mahuta dodges big question hanging over NZ foreign policy
Nanaia Mahuta shifted her foreign policy closer to home.
Defection or principle - why did Meka Whaitiri dump Labour for Te Pāti Māori?
The question Meka Whaitiri has not yet answered is why she has switched parties.
Kiri Allan speaks on Meka Whaitiri meeting; waka-jumping law not triggered
The bombshell news was confirmed by Meka Whaitiri this morning.
Meka Whaitiri bails out: What it means for Labour's shrinking majority
Meka Whaitiri's shock step took even her Labour Māori caucus colleagues by surprise.
What is the ‘waka jumping’ bill?
How 2018 law change impacts on MPs who plan to switch political parties.
PM blindsided as Cabinet minister jumps to Māori Party in shock move
Hipkins is waiting for his minister to return his call amid speculation.
Where exactly are clean car rebates going? Tesla drivers pocket $8k a car
What cars are getting the biggest rebates, and where do their drivers live?
Brooke van Velden: Labour Goverment fanning flames of division
Opinion: When our leadership frames every issue as heroes and villains, no one wins.
National pursues Labour’s alleged capital tax in rowdy Question Time
Government reaffirms that no new tax will be introduced as part of the Budget this month.
Govt not planning to follow Australia’s vaping ban, Luxon open to 'all things'
More Year 10 students than adults in NZ vape nicotine products daily.
Parliament protest: NZ police have come a long way since 1981
The Parliament protest in Wellington showed a new extremist ideology coming to light.
Govt taken advice on amnesty for overstayers, decision "quite soon"
It comes amid reports controversial dawn raids are still occurring despite Govt apology.
Police monitoring planned Speak Up for Women protest at Parliament
The protest follows a heated incident in Auckland during Posie Parker's tour.
Cyclone-hit communities to wait longer for consultation on rebuild or red-zone future
It was hoped consultation would begin in early May but it appears that has been delayed.
Tax: Weighing up what’s fair and what’s next
Tax has been turned into a political football over new report.
$80 million paid out on Teslas - Feebate EV scheme rejigged
The Government will hike fees and cut rebates as the EV policy is too successful.
Gender neutral loos, changing rooms progressively being increased
Councils save money and make private spaces more inclusive with gender-neutral toilets.
James Shaw: Time running out for final decisions on emissions pricing
With an election imminent, both sides concede it is possible a deal may go to the polls.
More than $300m in Auckland Fuel tax unspent
National is calling on the tax to go because the Council can't spent its revenue.
Hipkins to meet King and Sunak on coronation trip
Hipkins is expected to travel to Papua New Guinea and might meet US President Joe Biden.
Robertson reveals confirmed categories for future of cyclone-hit homes
Cyclone-hit residents are set to be consulted on the future of their homes this month.
PM hints new Budget tax was considered by Cabinet
National says Labour considered a CGT in the Budget - Chris Hipkins says wait and see.
Left wing Greens endorse Elizabeth Kerekere
Kerekere's position has been bolstered by the endorsement of a Green faction.
Claire Trevett: Operation Tāmaki - Act's chances of toppling Simon O'Connor
Protest vote or strategic vote - why would National voters support Act in Tāmaki?
Access issues and mental health toll persisting for cyclone-hit farmers
Farmers are dealing with kilometres of broken fencing which will be expensive to fix.