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Waka Ama Secondary School Nationals
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The irrepressible Mr Broughton
Mana News editor Joe Trinder Mr James Broughton makes bizzare comments on the Mana Movement facebook page. Mr Broughton claims he is a Labour…
Mana Movement post-election
Ian Daynes Tamaki rohe With several months having gone since the general election, it is perhaps possible to see the events of that time…
Mana Hui-a-Tau 2015: Guest speakers
Tim Selwyn Mana News editor Kia ora, Mana members and supporters. Joe and Hone asked me to blog for the Mana News, and I…
Facebook As A Campaign Tool
All political parties use Facebook, but the smaller ones on the Left do it best because Facebook is about connecting people and that's a…
Healing through Unity
Mana News editor Joe Trinder There has been a call for healing between the Mana Movement and Maori party. For sincere healing to occur…
I don’t see any real leadership
Rueben Taipari Porter Well I have been watching and listening to all the issues in front of us. The TPPA, the Ture whenua Maori…
The Talleyban want to control our Facebook and Social networking.
Mana News editor Joe Trinder Talley's have laid down their demands to the New Zealand Meat-Workers Union. The accusations by Talley's management is a…
MANA MOVEMENT The Challenge of 2017.
By Kirihimete of Waiariki Rohe. We must be prepared to hoe our 2017 Mana Waka on our own and look to position Mana in…
ANY FLAG’S BETTER THAT THE COLONIAL RAG WE’RE FLYING NOW
Mana leader Hone Harawira “I’ve already chosen the flag that fits best with my heart, my soul, my life - the Maori flag. It’s…
Why Māori voters overwhelmingly rejected the flag referendum
Joe Trinder The seven Māori electorates had the highest rejection for flag change in the country. The most resistant electorate was Te Tai Tokerau…
Violence against children a European import
Ian Daynes Some years ago while waiting in the Otara library for a bus on successive days I read a book about Maggie Papakura,…
They used to call us “terrorists”.
There is a correlation of laws being passed by successive governments and the disempowerment of Māori. The Takutai Moana bill of 2004 was the…