The Future of Māori Seats
Cross-Examination: The Maori Seats Debate: Do We Still Need Them?
Cross-Examinationejp_commscoalition, Election, general election, general election 2017, Maori, maori party, Maori representation, maori seats, nz first, referendum, winston peters
Amicus Curiae: The New Ministry for Vulnerable Children is Not Exempt From Criticism
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsabuse, Child Youth and Family, children, CYF, CYFS, labour, Maori, maori party, Minister for Children, ministry for vulnerable children, nz first, protection, Reform
Cross-Examination: Maori Co-Governance of Freshwater: Will the Reforms Sink or Swim?
Amicus Curiae: The NZ Intelligence and Security Bill – Who Watches The Watchmen?
Amicus Curiaeejp_commsact party, Andrew Little, conducting surveillance, dame patsy reddy, dr kennedy graham, gcsb act 2003, Green Party, hannah yang, inspector-general of intelligence and security act 1996, intercepting private communications, international relations, Labour Party, maori party, New Zealand First, new zealand security intelligence service, NZSIS, opposition, parliament, searching, seizing, sir michael cullen, spying, type 1 warrant, type 2 warrants, united future
Amicus Curiae: The Controversy Surrounding Helen Clark's Bid for Secretary General
Uncategorizedejp_commsAmicus Curiae, dame turia, foreshore and seabed, helen clark, maori party, New Zealand First, rebecca hallas, secretary-general, tariana turia, United Nations, winston peters
Cross-Examination: Understanding the Opposition to the Te Ture Whenua Maori Bill
Cross-Examinationejp_commsalienation of maori land, Andrew Erueti, greens, Labour Party, maori affairs committee, Maori Land, maori land court, maori party, marama davidson, Marama Fox, meg williams, minister for maori development, New Zealand, New Zealand First, protection mechanisms, retention of maori land, te tiriti o waitangi, te ture whenua maori act, te ururoa flavell, utilisation of land, Waitangi Tribunal, whenua
