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Episode 5: The Seven Generations Fight

The 1990s in New Zealand have dawned with images of harmony projected to the world, but longstanding divisions still acute at home. The Bolger government comes to power promising to uphold the Treaty and provide redress for injustice.  Negotiations over the Sealords fishery quota and with two of A…

Steve Abel, Simon Wilson and Tau Henare tackle Rates Cap and UN Māori Probe

On the podcast, Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury blasts pet-bond politics, mouldy school-lunch slop, council rate caps, and the Government’s relentless squeeze on Māori rights. With sharp sarcasm and class-war clarity, he calls out manufactured poverty, empty public housing, and the absurd pivot to arresti…

Episode 6: The Prime Minister Is Not a Person

New Zealand’s first MMP government gets off to a rocky start, beset by boxer-short scandals and lousy poll numbers. Jim Bolger declares “springtime for New Zealand”, but the economic weather won’t play ball. He leaves for Europe oblivious to the plans being cooked up by a small, secretive group of …

Was Maiki Sherman Sacked for Political Reasons? | Winston Peters, Māori Party & NZ Election 2026

Māori Party co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joins us for a 1-on-1 on the 2026 NZ election, Te Tai Tokerau, and who is standing for Te Pati Māori. Te Ao with Moana host Moana Maniapoto on her explosive interview with Winston Peters — and her reaction to the sacking of Maiki Sherman. Plus our Polit…

The Māori Vote 2026: Party choice, the cost of living and the Māori electorates

In this special episode of MATA Reports, we reveal the results of our poll of Maori voters on both the general and Maori rolls. Who are they giving their party vote to this election, and how is the cost of living affecting their everyday lives? Panellists Tau Henare, Tina Wickliffe, Jack Tautokai M…

Tau Henare discusses growing support for Greens on Maori roll

A new poll suggests a surge in support for the Greens among voters on the Maori roll. The Greens have never won a Maori electorate, or finished first in the Party vote in one. But the Mata-Horizon poll found 28 percent would cast their party for the Greens, compared to 27 percent for Labour. Former…

Morning Report Essentials Friday 2 October

David Cunliffe discusses growing cost of superannuation; Southland urology crisis raises concerns over patient safety; What National's new paperless travel policy means for Kiwis; Tau Henare discusses growing support for Greens on Maori roll