National is misguided if it believes that Treaty settlements will enable New Zealand to move forward, ACT New Zealand Maori Affairs Spokesman Sir Roger Douglas said today.

ACT New Zealand Maori Issues Spokesman Peter Tashkoff was today heartened that the Government has finally accepted that the Foreshore and Seabed ACT (FSA) should be repealed, but expressed concern ove

Local government reforms agreed by Cabinet this week will give ratepayers more say in how councils spend their money, Local Government Minister Rodney Hide said today.

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The Government's re-affirmation that there will be no reserved Maori seats on the Auckland Supercity Council means it is now time for Maori to seek positive measures for representation in Auckland and

Calls by Maori leadership expecting to eliminate poverty by increasing handouts are short-sighted and will create the opposite results to what they are actually seeking, ACT New Zealand Maori Issues Spokesman Peter Tashkoff said today.

Anti-smacking legislation is not simply useless, but is in fact making the problem worse. What’s more it is an insult to Tino-Rangatiratanga of whanau, ACT New Zealand Maori Issues Spokesperson Peter Tashkoff said today.

ACT party spokesperson on Maori issues says it’s sickening to see three Auckland Mayors lining up to exploit the political opportunities of the coming Hikoi on Maori representation on the proposed Super City.

Calls by some Maori politicians and Urban Maori groups for privileged seats on the Auckland council are not based in Tikanga, and are not the best way to achieve their goals, ACT New Zealand Maori Iss

ACT Leader Rodney Hide is pleased that his Bill to remove Government's exemption from anti-racial-discrimination rules in the Human Rights Act has been drawn from the ballot and will be debated by Parliament.