John Tamihere

Emergency departments are offering patients vouchers for private clinics to steer them away, with the Waitemata DHB alone handing out more than 1,000 a month according to a New Zealand Herald… Audio

Urban Māori leader John Tamihere says Auckland Council's development arm is corrupt, arrogant and shutting poor people out of housing. Mr Tamihere told the council it is not providing enough social… Audio

Urban Māori leader John Tamihere says Auckland Council's development arm is corrupt, arrogant and shutting poor people out of housing - and the mayor is letting them. Video, Audio

Social services in New Zealand are an antiquated relic of the British Empire and have failed to serve Māori for the past 60 years, but hope can be found in community-led services, former Labour MP… Audio

A Tauranga man is calling on the Waitangi Tribunal to strip Labour MP Andrew Little of his role as Treaty Minister. It comes as claims mount before the tribunal against the Pare Hauraki Collective… Audio

The Ngati Porou ki Hauraki lead negotiator, John Tamihere, has filed an injuction at the High Court in an effort to stop the signing of the Pare Hauraki collective redress deed in Parliament on… Audio

Former Labour Cabinet Minister John Tamihere says he can't understand how Māori took a back seat in the government's priorities when there are 13 Māori MPs in the government. "The Families package is… Audio

Iwi are being warned they face legal action if they don't start looking after their people who live outside their tribal area. The Maori economy is now estimated to be worth $50 billion as Treaty… Audio

Forty thousand people battled the scorching heat in Waitangi yesterday to make it to one of the biggest and busiest Waitangi Day commemorations ever.

It was Jacinda Adern's first appearance as Prime… Audio

John Tamihere and Peter Dunne; thoughts on Saturday's outcome. Audio

Trisia Farrelly of Massey University discusses measures being taken to rid us of the plastic bag scourge and what she thinks of New World supermarket's campaign. Audio

Are the recent earthquakes worldwide a sign of a bigger issue or are they unrelated? Audio

What the Panelists John Tamihere and Peter Dunne want to talk about. Audio

French rugby is warning of the death of the international sport because of huge financial burdens shouldered by rugby nations. Audio

Al Gillespie of the University of Waikato says war on the Korean Penninsula is not inevitable. Audio

Former MPs John Tamihere and Peter Dunne discuss this election and walking away from politics. Audio

The fuel industry says it's all going to be ok after the rupture in the Mardsen Point-Wiri pipeleine cuts fuel and inconveniences thousands of airline passengers. Audio

The death of rugby, Panel Says, The near-indestructible plastic bag. Audio