Te Ururoa Flavell

The Maori Development Minister is vowing to hold slum landlords in Christchurch to account - but doesn't know if he should name and shame them. Audio

Leader of the Maori Party and Minister for Maori Development Te Ururoa Flavell has been stage manager for the last three festivals, but today he has been soaking up the atmosphere and meeting the… Audio

The Maori Party says the need for new and affordable housing should not drive reform of the Resource Management Act. Plant and Food Research has been focussing on recruiting Maori students, to help… Audio

And our last Christmas message -- and it's one with a difference -- comes from the Maori Party's co-leaders Te Ururoa Flavell and Marama Fox Audio

The government has acknowledged the Crown has breached the Treaty of Waitangi in its treatment of Maori Wardens. In a 600-page report, the Waitangi Tribunal has found the Ministry for Maori… Audio

Motiti Island Maori are upset the Government did not consult them over the future of the Rena shipwreck off the Bay of Plenty Coast. Audio

It's been a big few weeks in politics for Maori with a number of interesting developments, including the return of Kelvin Davis, the demise of Hone Harawira, the resurgence of Labour among Maori… Audio

It's been a good weekend for the Maori Party. Audio

The Maori Party suffered the loss of two seats, but did pick up one new MP; Marama Fox. The Maori party leader Te Ururoa Flavell talks to Wallace Chapman. Audio

Today we are holding our second election debate with leaders of the minor parties. The Maori Party's Te Ururoa Flavell, the Act party's Jamie Whyte, the Conservative Party leader Colin Craig and the… Audio

Te Ururoa Flavell is the leader of the Maori Party. Audio

The Maori Party wants to scrap the main police watchdog and roll its powers into a super-strong Anti-Corruption Commission. Audio

The special election debate with leaders of the minor parties. Audio

The Maori Party says Act's stance on what it calls race-based law has no place in New Zealand politics. Audio

The Act Party has stepped up its rhetoric against what it calls race-based law, claiming that Maori are legally privileged in New Zealand today. Audio

Born during Matariki 2004, The Maori Party is celebrating 10 years of political life at Whakaturia, Rotorua this weekend at their campiagn launch. The party's founders Tariana Turia and Pita Sharples… Audio

Co-leader of the Maori Party Te Ururoa Flavell. Audio

A visiting delegation from the United Nations says the Government needs to investigate why a systemic bias against Maori is evident in the New Zealand criminal justice system. Audio

Maori Party co-leader Te Ururoa Flavell looks ahead to the election and the future of the Maori party with both of its founders - Tariana Turia and Pita Sharples - leaving Parliament. An election year… Audio

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation are being asked for by some of the people affected by the 2007 Urewera raids. Audio