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National’s Coral Raukawa says there are more ‘dignified’ ways to help homeless than move on orders (opens the original)
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Debbie Ngarewa-Packer with insets of Te Pūoho Kātene and Coral Rauwaka. Photo / Mike Scott National’s only candidate in a Māori seat, Coral Raukawa, says there are more “dignified” ways to help people sleeping rough than the coalition Government’s move-on orders. That controversial policy gives police the power to order people who are considered to be acting disorderly, disruptive, or who are sleeping rough in central urban areas to move away from that area for 24 hours. Breaching that order ris
Te Pāti Māori co-leader leads Labour rival as Greens surge, poll shows (opens the original)
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A new poll has Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer on course to win Te Tai Hauāuru. Photo / Mike Scott Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is leading the candidate vote in Te Tai Hauāuru, according to new polling by Curia Market Research for Whakaata Māori, which is broadcasting a debate with the seat’s candidates tonight. The latest results indicate Te Pāti Māori’s strategy targeting only the candidate vote is leading people to split their votes and giving the Green Party a
Election 2026: Tākuta Ferris open to coalition with National, Act and NZ First (opens the original)
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MPs Tākuta Ferris and Mariameno Kapa-King. Photo / Mark Mitchell Independent MP Tākuta Ferris says he is open to being part of a coalition with National, Act and New Zealand First if it means his electorate of Te Tai Tonga gets a voice at the table. Ferris made the comments during the first in a series of Māori seat debates by Whakaata Māori, hosted by Maiki Sherman and Julian Wilcox, in the final weeks before the election. “We all know what we require here is a change of Government – our people
New poll reveals frontrunner in Māori seat of Te Tai Tonga (opens the original)
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The Māori seat of Te Tai Tonga covers all the South Island, including Lake Pūkaki (pictured), and parts of Wellington. Photo / Mike Scott Labour would win the party and candidate vote in the Māori seat of Te Tai Tonga if an election were held today, based on new polling by Curia Market Research for Whakaata Māori which is broadcasting a debate with the seat’s candidates tonight. The polling, conducted between September 14 and 24, had Labour on 28% and its candidate, Mananui Ramsden, on 30%, ahea
Green Party surges to record high as Labour, National drop to 28% (opens the original)
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Prime Minister Christopher Luxon (left) is ahead of Labour leader Chris Hipkins in the latest preferred Prime Minister rankings. Photo / Mark Mitchell A new poll suggests the left bloc could govern if an election was held today and the Opportunity Party opted for a Labour-led coalition. The 1News Verian poll also showed the Green Party surging to its highest result in the polling series, climbing four points to 16%. Labour was on 28%, down two points, while National had the same score after drop
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