“Kua tutuki!” Koinei te whakatau a Rawiri Waititi whai muri i tana mahi tuku pōti moata
I tēnei rā, i te whare hokohoko Mōro o Rotorua, i tau mai te kaiārahi takirua o Te Pāti Māori, a Rawiri Waititi, ki te tuku i tāna pōti i waenga i te tini o…
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Te Puoho Katene rallies supporters at Pātaka Museum ahead of voting in Porirua
Labour’s Te Tai Hauāuru candidate Te Puoho Katene addressed supporters at Pātaka Museum today alongside Labour Māori caucus…
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer casts vote in Palmerston North, issuing call to electorate
Incumbent Te Tai Hauāuru MP and Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer has officially cast her vote at…
National’s Coral Raukawa casts vote in Marton, urges strong turnout across Te Tai Hauāuru
National Party candidate for Te Tai Hauāuru, Coral Raukawa, has officially cast her vote at St Andrew’s Church…
Waahi Paa opens its doors as a Whare Pōti Māori to empower local voters
Huntly’s Waahi Paa is serving as a Whare Pōti Māori voting place, opening its doors today, tomorrow, and…
Rotorua advance voting surges as Māori enrolment surpasses 600,000 nationwide
Māori voters streamed into advance polling booths across Rotorua today as the push to cast early ballots gains…
Dansey urges early turnout as Hamilton East race enters final 10 days
Labour candidate for Hamilton East, Georgie Dansey (Ngāti Tūwharetoa), has cast her vote at St John’s Methodist Church…
Kerrin Leoni calls for Electoral Commission probe amid reports of voter confusion in Tāmaki Makaurau
Tāmaki Makaurau candidate Kerrin Leoni is raising serious concerns after receiving reports that voters at polling booths are…
“I will continue to show up for my people,” says Greens Waiariki candidate after voting today
Green Party candidate for Waiariki, Tania Waikato has cast her vote in Mount Maunganui, reaffirming her commitment to…
“Kaua e moumou i too taatou mana ki te pooti,” hei ta Kingi Kiriona o Te Rōpū Reipa i a ia e pooti ana
Kua tukuna te kaitono o Te Roopuu Reipa moo Hauraki-Waikato, e Kingi Kiriona i toona pooti ki te…
Te Tai Hauāuru by the numbers: New Plymouth’s Māori general roll outweighs its Māori roll
Tonight, voters in Ngāmotu enrolled in both the New Plymouth electorate and Te Tai Hauāuru electorate met with…
Kerrin Leoni to run as independent in Tāmaki Makaurau
Former Labour candidate Kerrin Leoni will stand as an independent candidate for the Tāmaki Makaurau electorate following her…
Voting opens across Aotearoa for the 2026 General Election
Voting for the 2026 General Election officially begins today, Mon Oct 26, 2026, giving whānau across Aotearoa the…
“Te Tiriti is not an optional extra”: Proposed Treaty Bills put Māori lives at risk, warns Lady Tureiti Moxon
Māori health and urban leaders are delivering a clear warning to Parliament: weakening Te Tiriti o Waitangi in…
Hauraki-Waikato candidates meet with Hauraki whānau and locals in Thames
Whānau and locals of Pare Hauraki gathered at the Thames War Memorial Civic Centre today to meet Hauraki-Waikato…
High Court rules Crown funding agreement for Māori Wardens unlawful
The High Court has declared a Crown funding agreement for Māori Wardens unlawful, confirming that District Māori Councils…