Show Notes
What has Hūhana Lyndon delivered for Māori since entering Parliament? And if the Greens were in government, what would she do differently?Kua piri mai a Hūhana Lyndon, mema Pāremata o te Rōpū Kākāriki, ki te kōrero mō ngā take tōrangapū o te wā!From protecting the Māori seats and funding Māori media to free healthcare, Whānau Ora and the cost of living, we're asking how the Greens plan to turn their policies into real outcomes for our whānau.We also put Hūhana on the spot about her record in opposition, how she'd pay for the Greens' promises, and which ministerial portfolio she'd want if her party entered government. 👀Can the Greens deliver on their promises? And what would that actually look like for Māori?Watch the full kōrero and let us know what you think in the comments!#S4TP #SomethingForThePeople #HūhanaLyndon #GreenParty #Māori #NZ #Politics
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