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Women rising to the top on regional councils - Vimarsana News

Women rising to the top on regional councils

Five women have been chosen as regional council chairs across the country so far this term, including the first two wāhine Māori in the country.

Source: rnz.co.nz
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Hawke's Bay Regional Council unanimous in establishing Māori wards for 2022 - Vimarsana News

Hawke's Bay Regional Council unanimous in establishing Māori wards for 2022

Hawke's Bay Regional Council follows in Hastings District Council's footsteps in establishing Māori wards for 2022.

Hawke's Bay Regional Council votes to establish Māori wards - Vimarsana News

Hawke's Bay Regional Council votes to establish Māori wards

Hawke's Bay Regional Council votes to establish Māori wards 19 May, 2021 02:51 AM 2 minutes to read Cr Hinewai Ormsby, who last November urged a proper consultation process rather than a rushed decision, voted for the wards. Photo / NZME Cr Hinewai Ormsby, who last November urged a proper consultation process rather than a rushed decision, voted for the wards. Photo / NZME Hawkes Bay Today By: Sahiban Hyde Standing ovations, emotion and waiata enveloped the halls of power today for the second time in two days as Hawke's Bay Regional Council voted unanimously to introduce a Maori wards struct...