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Dr Rawiri Taonui: New Zealand has 82 new cases today and 950 cases in total a rise of 9.4% from yesterday.
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Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: Labour promised this budget would be 'transformational', unfortunately this is only true if you define 'transformational' as well as Treasury define 'hack'..Read more
04 Jun 2019 15:00
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WILLIE JACKSON: We have a violent crime wave in our community and it is time we were honest about it..Read more
25 May 2017 10:45
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WILLIE JACKSON: What happened this week with Mike King quitting the suicide-prevention panel goes beyond politics and demands our focus as a country and as a community..Read more
19 May 2017 09:24
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WILLIE JACKSON: Some of the ridiculous things claimed by the mainstream media last week over the Labour's Party list was really disappointing.Read more
11 May 2017 09:30
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WILLIE JACKSON OPINION: What is going on with our water?.Read more
31 Mar 2017 16:54
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WILLIE JACKSON: Lot of talk this week that we need to raise the age of retirement to 67..Read more
16 Mar 2017 14:45
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WILLIE JACKSON: Congratulations to Race Relations commissioner Dame Susan Devoy for her courageous stand challenging the government to hold an independent inquiry into the abuse of children held in care by the state..Read more
08 Mar 2017 17:12
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WILLIE JACKSON OPINION: While watching the fabulous waiata and haka at Te Matatini, I thought about the vicious debate over “what’s Kaupapa Māori?” that took place last week..Read more
02 Mar 2017 09:15
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PAUL MOON: It was all going so well. The Maori Party looked revitalised, and heading into election year could claim successes in its flagship Whanau Ora programme, as well as being part of a government that has concluded some of the most important Treaty settlements in a generation..Read more
21 Feb 2017 12:12
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WILLIE JACKSON: The Electoral Commission needs to wake up..Read more
21 Feb 2017 09:06
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WILLIE JACKSON OPINION: “He wasn’t just NZ class, he was world class”, that’s what one of this country’s finest singers Frankie Stevens said about Bunny Walters after his death last week..Read more
19 Dec 2016 10:18
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WILLIE JACKSON OPINION: What a week in politics, it seems beyond belief that we now have a new Prime Minister, the John Key resignation caught everyone by surprise, so much so that it still doesn’t quite make sense for me..Read more
12 Dec 2016 13:00
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WILLIE JACKSON OPINION: “A great and charismatic leader”, was how former MP Donna Awatere Huata described the Cuban legendary president Fidel Castro.Read more
09 Dec 2016 07:54
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Willie Jackson: It’s wonderful when you see our people supporting indigenous people around the world. .Read more
02 Dec 2016 12:45
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WILLIE JACKSON:Good on Labour MP Louisa Wall for putting up her take on the euthanasia bill to Parliament’s Health Select Committee..Read more
21 Nov 2016 08:51
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WILLIE JACKSON: You’re a racist, you’re a racist, that’s what President-elect Donald Trump said Hillary Clinton supporters were calling him at every opportunity. Add the terms misogynist, sexist, pig, dog and con-artist which is what movie star Robert De Niro called him and you have to wonder how Trump won?.Read more
14 Nov 2016 13:15
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WILLIE JACKSON: Are we a harsh country? That’s what we are asking after the Parole Board’s decision not to release Vicki Letele a convicted fraudster who is dying in prison..Read more
07 Nov 2016 06:39
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WILLIE JACKSON: I couldn’t believe it when it was revealed that the police would be charging Inspector Huri Dennis with kidnapping..Read more
26 Oct 2016 09:36
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WILLIE JACKSON : But jailing Love is one step too far. Justice Lang said for more than 40 years Love had devoted himself selflessly to Maori development and said he was an inspirational leader in Maoridom.Read more
14 Oct 2016 15:45
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Willie Jackson: Winston Peter’s apparently comes to Parliament to “goof around”. Well, that’s if you believe the criticism that has gone in his direction over the past week from Treaty negotiations Minister Chris Finlayson, Leader of the House Gerry Brownlee, and Maori Party co-leader Marama Fox..Read more
29 Sep 2016 09:15
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WILLIE JACKSON: The Kermadec Sanctuary deal is turning into a potential game changer for the Government..Read more
16 Sep 2016 15:54
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Willie Jackson: Since the end of last year I have been very critical of Radio New Zealand and their commitment to Maori programmes..Read more
14 Sep 2016 16:33
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WILLIE JACKSON: The King’s speech is an Oscar winning Hollywood movie..Read more
02 Sep 2016 13:42
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WILLIE JACKSON: The race for the Auckland mayoralty and also council seats are heating up as the October polling day draws nearer and major political parties start infiltrating their members to these boards..Read more
19 Aug 2016 16:18
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Dr Rawiri Taonui Covid Maori | The Bungled Covid Communications to the Papatoetoe Community A War of Words. A war of words broke out last week between Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Case L (from Family 3) in the Papatoetoe cluster. |
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OPINION: NZ Penal Reform League now calls on Government to halt new law that will persecute Maori Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: Last week I wrote that the new Sexual Violence legislation being pushed by the Greens would have the unintended consequnce of locking more Maori men up for sexual crimes. |
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OPINION: Will Maori suffer more convictions from new sexual assault laws? Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: The new Sexual Violence legislation the Greens are pushing through Parliament has noble intentions to make the process less traumatic on victims, but by removing defences to rape to ensure more guilty verdicts are returned, the Greens could be setting up more Māori men for convictions. |
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