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Dale Husband

Reporter · NZ

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Aug 31, 2026
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Jul 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Dale Husband

    No Shortage of Fire: Shane Jones Turns Up the Heat as Election 2026 Battle Intensifies - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)

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    New Zealand First deputy leader Shane Jones is once again proving he intends to be one of Election 2026’s most provocative campaigners, taking aim at industries, political institutions and opponents as NZ First fights to distinguish itself from the coalition partners it has governed alongside. Jones has never been a politician known for carefully calibrated language. But as the election campaign gathers momentum, the Northland-based MP is increasingly positioning himself as NZ First’s political

  2. Article · Aug 31, 2026 · Dale Husband

    Co-Governance Firestorm: Peters Attacks Jackson as Māori Leaders Question Labour’s Election Message - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)

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    Lady Tureiti Moxon is a long-time Māori health advocate, Waitangi Tribunal claimant and co-claimant in the Wai 2575 health inquiry, who is challenging Labour to clarify its commitment to Māori health self-determination following comments that cast doubt on reinstating Te Aka Whai Ora. Labour’s Willie Jackson is facing a growing political backlash following a bruising television interview on Māori policy, with Winston Peters seizing on the debate over co-governance while prominent Māori voices qu

  3. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Dale Husband

    #geopolitics: Strategic Partnerships, Global Security and Trade: Matthew Tukaki Says New Zealand Must Think Bigger - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station (opens the original)

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    The future of New Zealand’s economy and national security will increasingly depend on strong international partnerships, according to commentator Matthew Tukaki, who says recent developments involving India, the Pacific and Africa demonstrate that Aotearoa must take a broader view of its place in the world. Speaking with Radio Waatea’s Dale Husband, Tukaki discussed the newly announced New Zealand–India Free Trade Agreement, the proposed Pacific Defence Alliance, growing instability in parts of

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