Tuariki Delamere
Tuariki Delamere on Meka Whaitiri going to Te Pati Maori
Tuariki Delamere was a cabinet minister in the New Zealand First-National coalition government in 1998 when he resigned from New Zealand First. What's his view of Meka Whaitiri's defection from Labour… Audio
Covid-19 travel disruption leads to extra jail time
People are spending more than 200 days behind bars waiting to be deported because of Covid-19 travel disruption.
Lawyers are calling the situation unconscionable and way beyond what Parliament… Audio
To extend low skilled visas or not, recruit/train NZers
Kiwis first - or continue to support non-citizens already here. It's the debate raging over who should be prioritised when it comes to jobs. Amid mounting pressure, the government yesterday announced… Audio
A look back at big political developments today
Former MP Tuariki Delamare talks to the Panel about the political developments today with the health minister's resignation and National's reshuffle. Audio
Ex-NZ First MP joins fight against treaty settlement
Former New Zealand First MP Tuariki Delamere has joined a fight to stop the Whakatohea Treaty Settlement - one of the biggest settlements in history - from being finalised.
The group negotiating the… Audio
Matangireia - Tuariki Delamere
Tuariki Delamere entered parliament in 1996 as a member of the New Zealand First Party having won the Te Tairawhiti seat. In this episode of the political legacy series, Matangireia - Delamere talks… Audio
Matangireia | Season 1 | Trailer
Matangireia examines the legacies of six former Māori politicians from across the political spectrum, who share frank insights with series host Morgan Godfery.
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Matangireia | Season 1 | Episode 3: Tuariki Delamere
In 1996, New Zealand First signed a deal with National to form the first MMP coalition government, and Tuariki Delamere knew he would be a one-term MP. Video, Audio
Intention to grant more mosque attack family visas revealed
The Minister of Immigration originally wanted to extend permanent residency to a greater number of family members after the mosque shootings, but could not get the change past cabinet. The details are… Audio
Need for letters and e-visa raises questions
Questions are being asked about Immigration New Zealand issuing electronic permanent resident visas and, in the same breath, insisting people carry a letter confirming they have those very same visas.
…Delamere puzzled by decision not to deport Czech criminal
An immigration consultant who represented Karel Sroubek says he's puzzled by Minister Iain Lees-Galloway's decision not to deport him back to the Czech Republic. Sroubek was jailed two years ago, for… Audio
Woman facing deportation informs on 'parasite' scammers
An Indian woman is hoping to avoid deportation by informing on men who sold her fake jobs for more than $30,000. Damanpreet Kaur has provided the government with details of her case in the hope it… Audio
Immigration denies visa of marae worker
Former Immigration Minister Tuariki Delamere says a woman who works at a marae has been unfairly denied a work visa, because the Immigration officer is anti-Maori and racist. He says the 30-year old… Audio
Chinese president making enemies says immigration expert
The Labour Party leader Andrew Little has dropped a political bombshell, saying he believes corrupt Chinese who've fled their own country may be making donations to political parties in New Zealand in… Audio
Residency application refused after attempt to smuggle baby
A man's lost his bid to live in New Zealand after he and his wife tried to pass off a new born baby boy as their own to prove their relationship was not a sham. Audio
Overstayers could be allowed to return after court ruling
The Immigration Service is dismissing claims that hundreds of overstayers kicked out of the country could be allowed to return thanks to a ruling from the Supreme Court. Audio
Immigration agent stunned by actions of officers
He claims immigration took a passport photo of a young New Zealand boy they want to deport with his overstaying parents. Audio
Serious Fraud Office Criticised
Tuariki Delamere is seeking costs after being acquitted of fraudulently helping Chinese business people settle in NZ. Audio