Te Tai Tokerau MP Mariameno Kapa-Kingi questions whether her regional party can be trusted following her legal repatriation to Te Pāti Māori after a High Court decision.
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And talking about New Zealand first, of course. I um I'm not uh member of New Zealand first. Don't think I ever will be. Like Winston, I don't know if I'd ever vote for him, but anyhow, um uh Jason Herrick, your Southland president, has stood down to stand for New Zealand first. And that's going to be an interesting electorate, that one, because you've got Jason Herrick for New Zealand first. You've got the sitting uh MP Joseph Mooney, and then you've got um Peter McDonald, uh, who's a dipton farmer, Bill English country, he's standing for Labour.
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