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The Panel with Scott Campbell and Jennie Moreton (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Scott Campbell and Jennie Moreton discuss the Government's move to bring back binding referendums on Māori wards and the hardship feijoa growers are facing… Audio
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'We will not be silenced': Gisborne council backs Māori wards
'We will not be silenced': Gisborne council backs Māori wards
Gisborne District Council has shown its support for retaining Māori wards as the government looks to bring back binding referendums.
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Centre that 'put Whangārei on the map' faces financial shortfall
Centre that 'put Whangārei on the map' faces financial shortfall
Whangārei's acclaimed, but controversial, Hundertwasser Art Centre could run out of money by October 2025 - which means ratepayers may have to stump up to keep it open. Audio
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Māori ward referendum 'an expense we don't need' – Masterton mayor
Māori ward referendum 'an expense we don't need' – Masterton mayor
Masterton's mayor says holding a referendum for an already established Māori ward is an expense "we don't need" for an issue that has already been debated.
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Cook Islands needs referendum to decide UN membership - minister
Cook Islands needs referendum to decide UN membership - minister
Cook Islands Minister of Foreign Affairs Tingika Elikana says a referendum would allow its people to decide whether to join the United Nations and separate from New Zealand.
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Labour on referenda on local govt Māori wards
Opponents say the government is completely out of line with plans to force councils to hold referenda on their Māori wards.
The coalition has announced that councils which brought in Māori wards… Audio
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Māori ward councillors dismayed over referendums move
Māori ward referendums: 'The idea it's about fairness is absurd'
Māori ward councillors say the government's plan to reintroduce referendums for councils to bring in their role is absurd and cruel.
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Councils label Māori wards reversal 'complete overreach' by government
Govt's Māori wards reversal labelled 'complete overreach'
Reversing councils' ability to decide on Māori wards is "complete overreach by central government", LGNZ says.
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Niue Parliament passes constitutional amendments on first reading
Niue constitutional amendments: Four bills passed on first reading
The proposals under the amendment bills include increasing the number of members of Cabinet from four to six and expanding the term of the Assembly from three to four years.
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Māori wards ultimatum for councils as coalition government imposes referendums
Coalition delivers Māori wards ultimatum to councils
Councils that brought in Māori wards without polling residents will need to hold one - or scrap the wards they had set up, the government says.
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Vanuatu MPs to get big pay rise
Vanuatu MPs to get big pay rise
Vanuatu's deputy leader of the opposition and other office holders in the opposition are getting huge pay rises.
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French Senate endorses new election rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments
French Senate endorses new election rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments
Analysis - The French Senate on Tuesday endorsed a Constitutional review project bearing significant modifications to the local electoral rules for New Caledonia, but with amendments.
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Squaring a vicious circle: political party laws in Vanuatu
Squaring a vicious circle: political party laws in Vanuatu
After Vanuatu experienced three different prime ministers in the second half of 2023, reformers hope that the 2024 laws will usher in a new era of political stability, writes Jon Fraenkel
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Pacific news in brief for March 27
Pacific news in brief for March 27
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including a death in Kiribati from rotavirus and Vanuatu referendum.
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Bougainville looking at other routes to independence
Bougainville looking at other routes to independence. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for March 22
Pacific news in brief for March 22
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Cook Islands doctors to soon undergo training on how to prescribe medical marijuana.
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Bougainville threat to bypass PNG Parliament in independence standoff
Bougainville threat to bypass PNG Parliament in independence standoff
The minister overseeing the implementation of independence has warned ratification of the referendum is not Bougainville's only path to independence.
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New Caledonia’s provincial elections delay passes final hurdle, paves way for constitutional change
New Caledonia's provincial elections delay passes final hurdle
Analysis - An "organic law" to postpone New Caledonia's provincial elections has on Monday passed the final hurdle and was endorsed by the French National Assembly.
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Leo Varadkar: Irish Prime Minister unexpectedly quits
Ireland's prime minister unexpectedly quits
In a surprise move, Leo Varadkar resigned 12 months before the next election.
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Vanuatu constitutional amendment referendum queried
Vanuatu constitutional amendment referendum queried
On 29 May, the people of Vanuatu will be asked to vote on a referendum that aims to overcome the country's persistent political instability. Audio
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Vanuatu aims to put an end to political instability
Vanuatu aims to put an end to political instability. Audio
- Pacific news in brief for March 12
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Irish referendums: Voters reject changes to family and care definition
Irish referendums: Voters reject changes to family and care definition
Voters in the Republic of Ireland have overwhelmingly voted against amending the wording of the Irish Constitution.
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$2m surge in election campaign spending by third-party groups
$2m surge in election campaign spending
Lobby and campaign groups spent 13 times more on the 2023 election campaign than in 2020.
- Pacific news in brief for February 23