Let us learn from the humility and grace I see every day in Korotangi, the magic that Hana brings to the world, and some of ...

Hone Harawira denies any rift with Internet Mana co-leader Laila Harre. Rather, he says he's been taking a break at home during the election campaign. Mr Harawira told The Nation programme today he'd ...

Many of the governance challenges we now face originate in the early Treaty settlement era. Waikato-Tainui was the first iwi ...

Hone Harawira's decision to quit the Maori Party and become an independent MP is a sensible outcome to an irreconcilable situation, Prime Minister John Key says. Mr Harawira's announcement yesterday ...

Harawira was once a Maori Party MP - and went on to form the Mana Party. He says a strong, united group of MPs alongside Labour and the Greens, could overturn the Government next election. He's ...

Lisa Owen interviews Maori Party leader Te Ururoa Flavell and Mana leader Hone Harawira Headlines: Hone Harawira says realistically his Mana Party can take three Maori seats, Te Ururoa Flavell sticks ...

Hone Harawira’s attempt to defend the attack on Prime Minister John Key by his nephews is appalling and raises serious questions about his conduct as an MP and the type of role model he is to our ...

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — A New Zealand lawmaker and indigenous Maori activist involved in bitter fights against South Africa’s apartheid-era rugby tours plans to try to attend Nelson Mandela’s ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. AUCKLAND: A New Zealand politician known for expletive-ridden tirades and racist rants has been caught in the act again. Weeks after ...

Hone Harawira will contest the next election. He is back and he will stand – and he says the Mana Party is back too. He was speaking on The Hui at the weekend and he said he would stand in Te Tai ...

Maori Party MP Hone Harawira might given an apology of sorts for his email abuse but he has refused to back off from saying Labour Leader Phil Goff should be shot. At a press conference to mark his ...

The New Zealand political party founded by German Internet tycoon Kim Dotcom has joined forces with a firebrand Maori activist, in what is being described as one of the world’s most unlikely political ...