4.8K views · 76 reactions | John Tamihere is applauding the Prime Minister for personally getting behind efforts to reduce child poverty even if results aren't yet quite up to scratch. | AM | Facebook

Listen now: John Tamihere on Te Pāti Māori’s future 🚨 In a powerful and candid interview, John Tamihere—President of Te Pāti Māori—reflects on a roller-coaster year for the party. He describes 2024–2025 as “the best of years and the worst of years,” acknowledging both the incredible progress and the heavy challenges they’ve faced — from political victories to legal battles and heart-breaking loss. Waatea News Tamihere argues that, despite the setbacks, Te Pāti Māori stands strong — united by ti

"We've got to be talked to, not walked over." This is from Te Pāti Māori president John Tamihere, who says the national "call to action" planned for Tuesday is a response to what he calls a coalition government anchored on anti-Māori sentiment. Te Ao Tapatahi | Weekdays live @ 12pm on www.teaonews.co.nz | Te Ao Māori News

NZ First MP Shane Jones joined Te Karere and shared his thoughts on whether John Tamihere will ever step down as President of Te Pāti Māori, despite many calling for him to do so. Be sure to watch the full interview on our Facebook page. Captioned versions are also available on YouTube. #tekarere #tvnz #maori #torangapu | Te Karere