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twitter-exile.bsky.social
For our friends in #Aotearoa- so-Called #NewZealand as they head to an election on Sat 7 Nov
• Make sure you're enrolled to vote: https:/vote.nz
Enrolments close October 25!

#NZ #NZpol #NZelection2026 #NZvotes2026 #NZVotes #NZelection #VoteGreens #MaoriParty #Kiwis
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For our friends in Aotearoa-New Zealand as they head to an election on Sat 7 Nov 🇳🇿

👉 Make sure you’re enrolled to vote: https:/:vote.nz

🚨 Enrolments close October 25!
October 1, 2026 at 5:22 AM
eliterate.bsky.social
Following TPM on FB is one way to hear about actions :-) www.facebook.com/MaoriParty
December 5, 2023 at 10:22 PM
gasheadnz.bsky.social
Seymour, the malicious instigator of the BS bill. What an odious toad he is. #nzpol #hikoi #maoriparty

thestandard.org.nz/on-the-whini...
On the whining and treason of David Seymour
In recent days, David Seymour has been whining that no-one is seriously debating his stupid little bill to supposedly try to redefine what the Treaty means. But it is the constitutional arrangement…
thestandard.org.nz
November 20, 2024 at 6:26 PM
rileyquennell.bsky.social
(VERY FIRST POST ON HERE)
i look white, which i am, but i am also part māori, and i am proud of it. watching that video of what happened in the nz parliament recently nearly brought me to tears.
i love māori, we are tangata whenua.
#nz #newzealandparliament #maori #maoriparty #people #humanrights
November 15, 2024 at 11:24 PM
sammasamadhi.bsky.social
Unfortunately @nzlabour.bsky.social plan is natz light. The Māoriparty and Greens need to start planning now
May 17, 2025 at 3:45 AM
sanjanah.bsky.social
Studied 168 comments against Te Pāti Māori's Facebook post www.facebook.com/MaoriParty/p... focussing on doubts, anxieties, fears, concerns, & challenges around TPB submission process. Govt would do well to be sensitive to these, & reassure folks, esp. Māori, to retain trust in the process.
Studied 168 comments. These challenges mentioned in the comment highlight (amongst TPM followers on Facebook) significant procedural, technical, and trust-related issues in the submission process for the TPB. 1. Major technical failures • The New Zealand Parliament submission portal experienced significant slowdowns and crashes due to (to extent known at the time of writing) an unprecedented volume of concurrent submissions : "No wonder the system was taking ages to load" • People had to resort to email submissions when the portal failed: "I emailed mine through after getting no joy through the portal" • System failures occurred particularly in the final 48 hours: "the systems failed 48 hours out from the closing time because of the swell of submissions" 2. Email submission confusion, and uncertainty • Confusion over whether emailed submissions would be accepted: "The auto response said they would not accept email submissions" • Lack of confirmation for email submissions: "got a reply on website been submitted but no email confirmation" • Some emailed submissions were explicitly rejected: "just got an email back saying it was declined" 3. Confusion over submission requirements • Uncertainty about address requirements: "James Meager says on the news I think I said you needed to add your address to your submission?? I hope that's an email address" • Confusion over group vs individual submissions: "change your individual to group and list the names of all of you" • Questions about overseas submissions: "indigenous people overseas put in submissions...but there was no waiting link for overseas" 4. Concerns, and issues over the time submissions were open • Despite having weeks to submit, many left it to the last minute: "Please don't tell me that 160k wasn't us waiting till the last minute!" • Some felt the original timeframe was insufficient: "it was less than 2 months actually, 6 weeks" 5. Trust and verification concerns • Doubts about submission counting accuracy: "can we trust the committee who will be counting our votes?" • Skepticism about government intentions: "not everyone comes into these things with their eyes wide shut" • Concerns about potential manipulation: "might be it's the doing of luxon and his crooked goons winnie and seymour" 6. Process transparency • Uncertainty about next steps: "So what happens once all submissions are received?" • Questions about the impact: "Does it change the outcome of the decision for the bill??" • Confusion about whether submissions represented opposition or support: "It doesn't say anywhere that these numbers represent submissions in opposition"
January 9, 2025 at 6:08 AM
thomamore.bsky.social
A protest outside New Zealand's parliament saw hundreds supporting Māori Party MPs facing historic suspensions after they performed a haka against a bill seen as a threat to Indigenous rights. A vote on sanctions is postponed to June 5.

#MāoriParty #Haka #IndigenousRights
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May 20, 2025 at 1:16 PM