Te Pāti Māori co-founder and former minister.
Summarised by Centrist
Dame Tariana Turia, Te Pāti Māori co-founder and former minister, has suffered a stroke, her iwi confirmed. In a social media post, Te Ranga Tupua said, “She is still with us, but unfortunately hasn’t been given much time.” Surrounded by whānau, Dame Tariana remains a respected figure in New Zealand politics, known for her advocacy and leadership during pivotal moments like the foreshore and seabed controversy.
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The manufacturing environment in New Zealand has become “increasingly difficult” in recent years.
“It’s a critical utility for a country called New Zealand. It’s our face abroad.”
“I’ve been advised that there is that speculation in the market, both by fuel importing companies here, and obviously, there’s been media coverage.”
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It’s believed that could mean referring the matter to Internal Affairs regulators, or to the police.
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