Willie Jackson

Robin Martin looks at whether Maori council wards will provoke partnership or separatism. Audio

Broadcaster Willie Jackson has won his high court case and can stand again for a non iwi seat on Auckland's Maori Statutory Board. Audio

More now on the wrangle over who will take the helm at Maori Television. Audio

The Maori Council co-chairman, has come out with a stinging criticism to comments made by John Key about activists at Waitangi being "unable to see the world through any lens other than Maori… Audio

The head of an urban Maori authority is lending its support to a bid by the convicted rapist and former World Champion boxer Mike Tyson to visit New Zealand on a speaking tour. Audio

Competition in the Maori seats has been heating up this election - and the fate of the Mana Party will tomorrow lie in the hands of Maori voters. Audio

We're joined by political commentators Willie Jackson and Matt McCarten. Audio

The relationship between the Auckland Council and its independent Maori Statutory Board is off to a rocky start, with councillors reacting angrily to being rushed to approve the board's funding… Audio

The Te Tai Tokerau MP, Hone Harawira, says he's not challenging the leadership of the Maori Party, only their support of the National-led government. Audio

Joining us to look at the potential impact this row could have on the Maori Party are political commentators Willie Jackson and Matt McCarten. Audio

At just 2 percent of the party vote, and 5 seats, the party hasn't got enough leverage to make demands. Audio