Green MP Tamatha Paul physically pushed back an attendee and repeatedly ordered him to “get out” as he attempted to question former health minister Ayesha Verrall following a Wellington candidates’ meeting.
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"The consequences are now floating in Cook Strait.”
Summarised by Centrist Green MP Tamatha Paul wants Wellington’s statues of colonial figures removed from...
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Tamatha Paul should investigate the consequences of what happened to her party’s electoral support in 2017 – the last time a young(ish) wahine Māori gave Green voters cause to doubt her party’s attachment to the rule of law.
"I'm not surprised that people are upset that a young brown woman is being."
