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Marae Investigates questions – Marama answers
Kia ora whānau – I have attempted to answer all the questions that were asked under the original thread for me to answer J Gary Wills I would like to ask her what she is doing on Saturday night Marama … Continue reading
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Let The Race Begin: Reflections on Te Ikaroa Rāwhiti By-Election
There is without doubt a true political shift happening amongst our people that is being shown clearly and definitively in the nominations that are lining up to stand in the Te Ikaroa Rāwhiti seat. There is a new generation on … Continue reading
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What Mother’s Day?
“On any given day my political achievements could amount to finding the energy and the means just to feed my little buggers. So I take my hat off to any mother of dependent children who can find the physical, intellectual … Continue reading
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Trans Pacific Partnership – what do free trade deals mean for our accountabilities to our people and our environmment
The Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) free trade deal has huge implications for Aotearoa. Metiria Turei, Wayne Mapp and Marama Davidson of Te Wharepora Hou discuss some of the issues that need to be considered in these policies. TV3′s episode of … Continue reading
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More activism needed
Please go to TheDailyBlog here for Marama Davidson’s post on inspiring more activism. “We all have a responsibility to be politically active. There – I said it. But the definition for being political is wide ranging. How people manifest their political … Continue reading
Maori control over Maori frameworks – Why I advocate strongly for Kaupapa Maori
Was asked recently why I advocate so strongly for Kaupapa Maori and for Maori control over Maori frameworks. The question has also been asked recently by a Pakeha academic around who gets to determine the boundaries for kaupapa Maori? It’s … Continue reading
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Citizen A Television – Cronyism, Marriage Equality and government GCSB spying
Marama Davidson, Martyn Bradbury and Julie Fairey speak to: .the appointments of Commissioners to the Human Rights Commission .Marriage Equality .Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) seeking to extend it’s powers of spying You an watch the 27 minute clip here.
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Race Relations Commissioner out of her depth?
Please go to the link below for my blog on the Race Relations Commissioner Susan Devoy failing to do her job in speaking out against the racism that visiting Dane MP incited with her racist comments towards Maori culture. You … Continue reading
Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific Day (Bikini Day) 01 March 2013
No te parau tia, no te parau mau, no te tiamaraa, e tu, e tu – For justice, for truth and for independence, wake up, stand up ! Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific Day (‘Bikini’ Day), 1 March, marks the … Continue reading
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Native Affairs panel – Marama Davidson speaking on the appointment of Susan Devoy
Marama Davidson joins a Native Affairs panel with John Tamihere and Martyn Bradbury to debate the appointment of Susan Devoy to the role of Race Relations Commissioner. You can view the Native Affairs video clip of the panel discussion here:
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Tagged Mana Motuhake, Susan Devoy, Tangata Whenua, Tino Rangatiratanga, Treaty of Waitangi
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