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Māori Development Minister hits back at Te Pāti Māori protest position

Tama Potaka says the Government is not 'anti Māori'.

Simon Wilson: Wayne Brown's big day - will 'radical' budget draft see light of day?

OPINION: In Auckland's new budget debate, will some councillors just say no to everything?

Government is committed to partnership with Māori, says Tama Potaka

The Māori Development Minister strongly refutes allegations the new Govt is 'anti-Māori'.

Letters to the editor: Te reo is how we can give Māori their mana back

OPINION: Enhancing mana solves our social problems - reviving te reo is a way to do that.

Audrey Young: It'll take more than a mihi to fix this, Prime Minister

OPINION: Protesters feel targeted by the new Government - and it's not hard to see why.

Two arrests on Auckland motorways as Te Pāti Māori protests disperse

Te Pāti Māori says protests planned today are 'just the start' - taking aim at new Govt.

Taylor: People don’t have to agree with me, but we have to have the discussions

Business leader Sir Ian Taylor steps down from boards so he can continue to speak out.

Audrey Young: Act ushers in a debate it never bargained on - Māori sovereignty

OPINION: Debate about Treaty principles leads to a much deeper debate on the articles.

Too political? Why the Productivity Commission is being disestablished

David Seymour says it isn't about the Commission's left-leaning chairman.

Verrall accuses Govt of putting tobacco lobbyists ahead of Kiwis' health

And 'this Government is digging our people an early grave', says Te Pāti Māori.

‘Challenging few years for some’: Māori experts weigh in on new Government

Experts asses what the next parliamentary term will bring.

Opinion: Those incapable of independent thought, buy into persuasive 'group think'

Opinion: The impacts of politicians will have a serious effect on youth.

Richard Prebble: Slash red tape and watch the economy take flight

OPINION: But the new Government has inherited a mess.

Letters: What about education and health inequality?

OPINION: 'I’d be interested to hear Peters' and Seymour’s plans to remedy these issues.'

Policy bonfire: Will anything be left of Labour’s legacy?

The National-led Government is planning to jettison many of Labour's policies.

'Not quite plausible': David Seymour calls out Winston Peters' media criticisms

Peters accused media of taking bribes. Seymour disagrees, still wary of policy generally.