Pages tagged "page-portfolio-Maori-Development"
-
Budget 2026 fails Māori
The Green Party says Budget 2026 makes clear who this Government cares about, and it’s not Māori.
Read more -
Greens call on Luxon to abandon racist education reforms
The Green Party is urging Prime Minister Christopher Luxon to abandon amendments to the Education and Training Act following the Waitangi Tribunal’s scathing report on the proposed changes.
Read more -
Luxon Government can no longer mask racism in education reforms
The Green Party welcomes the urgent inquiry by the Waitangi Tribunal on the Education and Training Amendment Act and Te Mātaiaho (WAI 3553).
Read more -
Greens announce bill to entrench Māori seats in law
Today, the Green Party is announcing a member's bill, in the name of Hūhana Lyndon, to entrench Māori seats in law.
Read more -
Māori media needs more investment, not funding cuts
The Green Party is gravely concerned about a major cut to funding for flagship Māori news and current affairs programmes Te Karere and The Hui by Te Māngai Pāhō.
Read more -
Greens call for extension on Māori wards referendum
The Green Party is calling for the voting period for Māori wards to be extended after key information was left out of voting packs.
Read more -
Green Budget delivers for Māori
The Green Party is delivering for Māori with its Green Budget.
Read more -
Tribunal review an attack on Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The Government’s plans to limit the powers and scope of the Waitangi Tribunal is a disgrace.
Read more -
Missed opportunity to stop the stealing of Māori land
The Green Party is disappointed the Government voted down Hūhana Lyndon’s member’s Bill, which would have prevented further alienation of Māori land through the Public Works Act.
Read more -
Greens welcome pause of works at Lake Rotokākahi and call for council to work constructively with mana whenua
After months of mana whenua protecting their wāhi tapu, the Green Party welcomes the pause of works at Lake Rotokākahi and calls for the Rotorua Lakes Council to work constructively with Tūhourangi and Ngāti Tumatawera on the pathway forward.
Read more