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Wellington City Council considers iwi voting rights and $100k remuneration 3 Apr, 2021 09:34 PM 4 minutes to read Wellington City Council. Photo / Mark Mitchell Wellington issues reporter, NZ Heraldgeorgina.campbell@nzme.co.nz Mana whenua representatives could sit on all Wellington City Council (WCC) committees and subcommittees with full voting rights and a remuneration of $111,000 for each iwi by July this year. A report with details of the move to give mana whenua voting rights on WCC committees was made public this week. Wellington city councillor and Māori partnerships portfolio leader...

Minister McEntee welcomes the nomination of Mr Justice Michael White as Chairperson of the Parole Board Justice Michael White nominated as Chair of Parole Board by the Chief Justice Frank Clarke new Parole Board to be up and running by July 2021 under Minister McEntee’s Justice Plan 2021 Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD has today welcomed the nomination by the Chief Justice of High Court Judge, Mr Justice Michael White, as the inaugural Chairperson of the statutory Parole Board. The establishment of the Board has been identified as a priority under Minister McEn...

News Wednesday 24th February 2021 Justice Michael White nominated as Chair of Parole Board by the Chief Justice Frank Clarke New Parole Board to be up and running by July 2021 under Minister McEntee’s Justice Plan 2021 24 February 2021 Minister for Justice Helen McEntee TD has today welcomed the nomination by the Chief Justice of High Court Judge, Mr Justice Michael White, as the inaugural Chairperson of the statutory Parole Board. The establishment of the Board has been identified as a priority under Minister McEntee’s Justice Plan 2021. Justice Plan 2021 outlines that the new...

Dr Rawiri Taonui | Maori wards dismantling racism 12 Feb 2021 08:30 AM Photo: Dr Rawiri Taonui Supplied. More Related Stories Related Podcast Labour’s longest-serving Māori MP was never the best Minister of Māori Development. In the most elegant of demotions after the last election, she was elevated to Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Local Government. Perfect. Gleaned from years alongside her father Treaty of Waitangi negotiator Robert Māhuta and Dame Te Ātairangikāhu, Māhuta has substantial diplomacy and wisdom. Māori Wards This week, Māhuta announced legislat...

An Auckland Councillor says the super city would need a change to its Act if it is to establish Maori wards.