Election 2017: Maori-Mana deal is fragile but important
And the aim is a move “beyond grievance and into development.”
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With the phrase “a party of progress, not protest,” Maori Party president Tuku Morgan heralded the deal between his own party and Hone Harawira’s Mana Party yesterday.
It’s certainly a term of promise but also highlights the potential fragility of the alliance.
Mr Harawira is much more
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Election 2017: Maori-Mana deal is fragile but important
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