Comment: Having caved on the Treaty Principles Bill, the PM is staring down the barrel of a campaign dogged by questions about the Māori seats.
Opinion: NZ First seeks to make English an 'official language'; David Seymour says he hasn't given up on the Treaty ...
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says the government is anti-Treaty and therefore anti-Māori, but the Prime Minister argues iwi leaders have worked to find "common ground".
A day of formalities has come to a close following several speeches and fiery crowd.
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Marlon Williams urged Treaty Negotiations Minister Paul Goldsmith to conscientiously investigate if ACT's Treaty Principles Bill was really a healthy and productive step ...
Subdued tone as political leaders spoke on eve of Waitangi Day amid some fatigue in Māori communities over divisive coalition policies ...
Mr Hipkins himself acknowledged Henare in his speech, saying, “Our hearts are heavy today. We know we are returning you to your whānau in the North, but you are still part of our whānau. And we know ...
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New Zealand’s PM heckled by Maori at national day gathering
Christopher Luxon’s speech at the site of the 1840 Treaty of Waitangi signing was at times drowned out by cries of “treason” from the large crowd.
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Nearly 40% of voters think Treaty of Waitangi has too much influence on government decisions - poll
More voters think the Treaty of Waitangi has too much influence on government decisions rather than too little, according to the latest RNZ-Reid Research poll. Voters have also had their say on ...
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