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John Tamihere writes: If we were playing Jeopardy, the answer is Māori, and the winning question is, who owns the water? What is bizarre to me is that people who have stolen an asset are now having a debate about the rights over it. We reject co-governance because we want to have the appropriate conversation
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Louisa Wall is understood to be thinking about running for Te Pāti Māori in Manurewa.
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Whānau Waipareira are delivering the services whānau want.
This is pretty outrageous to run a story quoting John Tamihere as a political commentator, when he is in fact the President of the Maori Party. You can be a party president or you can be a political commentator - you can't be both.
This is pretty outrageous to run a story quoting John Tamihere as a political commentator, when he is in fact the President of the Maori Party. You can be a party president or you can be a political commentator - you can't be both.