The Māori Party’s disruptive approach to politics
Rawiri Waititi says the party wants policies that allow Māori to look after Māori.
Brent Edwards
Fri, 08 Jan 2021
The Māori Party is unapologetic about its approach to politics.
It is in Parliament to be disruptive, but at the same time it wants to work with other parties – most notably Labour and the Greens – to improve outcomes for Māori.
After three years on the outside, the Māori Party won its
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Brent Edwards
Fri, 08 Jan 2021
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