Quick Hit: The Painter Went Surfing
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Quick Hit: Contempt, Then Nothing.
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Māori Gods Rule the CRL Underworld
The collaboration between CRL and the Mana Whenua Forum is only the beginning of the panel’s ambitions. It has decided a case study of the relationship will “provide a framework for future large infrastructure developments to enter into mana whenua iwi partnerships for the benefit of all”.
Good Enough for TPM. Good Enough for the Coalition.
If TPM can work MMP, National voters should too. Electorate National. Party ACT or NZ First.
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Pressed repeatedly on if Labour would bring back the Māori Health Authority axed by the National-led coalition, Jackson said the party was “still talking about” it – before he conceded his own view on the issue.