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More youth wanted on roll as Mana looks like two-horse race
A LARGE chunk of voters in the 18-24 age group are missing from the Mana by-election. Registrar of Electors Toni Weir says it’s a concern that so many young people aren’t getting involved. “They could...
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Rowdy meeting for Paekakariki candidates
MANA election candidates had to speak up to make themselves heard at a meeting in Paekakariki’s bowling club. Chairman Renwick Wright dubbed the meeting “rowdy” after giving the speakers questions from...
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Kris wins, but Nats take party vote in Mana
NATIONAL MP Hekia Parata missed out on winning the Mana electorate again, but her party had a big night. Kris Faafoi was the winning candidate for Mana, with 1875 votes between him and Mrs Parata (far...
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Call for calm as Porirua debates marriage bill
A call for tolerance in Porirua has been made ahead of a Porirua City Council debate the Marriage Amendment Bill tomorrow. Councillor Litea ah Hoi began a post today on the Porirua Facebook page...
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Long-time MPs change colours to rainbow
By James Vernon and Cameron Russell LABOUR MP Louisa Wall’s bill on legalising same-sex marriage took a big step when Parliament voted 80-40 in favour of the change on Wednesday. More than half of the...
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Andersen upbeat as Labour licks its wounds
PROUD IN DEFEAT: Virginia Andersen talks about her pride in the campaign against Peter Dunne. VIRGINIA Andersen has trimmed Peter Dunne’s support in Ohariu in her first shot at running for Parliament....
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Outsourcing Maori programming still raw, but the show goes on
OUTSOURCING DEAL: Good for producers, but uncertainty still remains for future of Maori programming. IMAGE: Gabriel Pollard/Wikipedia commons TELEVISION NEW ZEALAND may have outsourced their Maori and...
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Kapiti meeting pines for the way journalism used to be
JOURNALISM was better in the old days according to a panel of veteran Journalists who attended a public meeting in Paraparaumu. The aim of the meeting was to create awareness and debate about New...
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