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Tariana Turia

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Oct 16, 2026

Roihana NuriGUEST
15:39
Mm
Claudette HauitiGUEST
15:39
... which was also, um, something that Te Pāti Māori, uh, during Tariana Turia's time, and the Green Party actually, they supported that, and we saw a lot of initiatives roll out under Jobs for Nature.
Claudette HauitiGUEST
15:52
It also increased employment, and particularly in, in my area in up north in, um, uh, Pātukeha.
Roihana NuriGUEST
16:01
Mm.

19 MINS LATER

Roihana NuriGUEST
35:13
No
Claudette HauitiGUEST
35:13
... independent has ever gone to Par- um, to Parliament.
Claudette HauitiGUEST
35:16
Um, Tariana Turia, she didn't go into Parliament, uh, follow- uh, during the, as a result of the by-election.
Mihingarangi ForbesHOST
35:22
Mm.
Kerrin LeoniGUEST
31:50
...
Kerrin LeoniGUEST
31:50
Tariana Turia, all of those mana wahine-
Martel WikeepaHOST
31:52
Yeah
Kerrin LeoniGUEST
31:52
...
Pat BrittendenHOST
49:53
Uh, a political figure, alive or dead, that you a- admire?
Chlöe SwarbrickGUEST
49:59
Um, so the late Honorable Tariana Turia, I thought she was a very good leader of Te Parti Māori and worked with National on, on a couple of very good outcomes, I thought.
Pat BrittendenHOST
50:11
Nice.
Pat BrittendenHOST
50:12
Uh, who is the person you would choose, if you could, to spend one more day with, and why?
Chris FinlaysonHOST
2:19
I wanted to sit down the back, but some of the whanau found out I was there and dragged me up the front.
Chris FinlaysonHOST
2:25
Uh, and, uh, Willie Jackson gave a brilliant, uh, eulogy, uh, both funny, shame-facedly political because he was so saying, uh, well, there are a few certainties in life now, but this is a labor Marae again, and of course, uh, it was Tariana Turia's Marae.
Chris FinlaysonHOST
2:43
So-
Phil GoffHOST
2:43
[laughs]
Craig McCullochHOST
22:40
Look, look, David Seymour in 2023 flatly ruled out ever sitting around the cab- cabinet table with Winston Peters, and look how that went.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:50
2005, Don Brash held a meeting with Tariana Turia and Peter Sharples.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:54
Can you believe it? Yeah.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:55
So all sorts of conversations happen after an election.
Tau HenareGUEST
26:11
That's democracy in action.
John CampbellHOST
26:16
Has the Māori relationship with Labour ever fully recovered from the foreshore and seabed 2004 and the subsequent hikoi? And, of course, Tariana Turia walked across the floor and then out of Parliament, that by-election and forming Te Pāti Māori.
John CampbellHOST
26:32
Has the relationship ever been as good since then? No,
Tau HenareGUEST
26:36
I don't think so.
Tau HenareGUEST
4:20
That's, that's democracy in, uh, in action.
John CampbellHOST
4:25
Has, has the Māori relationship with Labor ever fully recovered from the foreshore in seabed 2004 and the, the subsequent hikoi? And, and of course, Tariana Turia walked across, uh, the floor and then out of Parliament, that by-election and forming Te Pāti Māori.
John CampbellHOST
4:42
Has the relationship ever been as good since then?
Tau HenareGUEST
4:46
No, I don't, no, I don't think so.
Craig McCullochHOST
23:27
And look how that went.
Craig McCullochHOST
23:29
2005, Don Brash held a meeting with Tariana Turia and Peter Sharples, can you believe it? So all sorts of conversations happen after that.
Craig McCullochHOST
23:37
And in my old years, if you go back to
Tim WatkinHOST
23:39
1996, Jim Bolger completely ruled out Winston Peters then, and Toe Henare famously said hell no to National.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:07
And look how that went.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:09
2005, Don Brash held a meeting with Tariana Turia and Peter Sharples, can you believe it? So all sorts of conversations happen after
Tim WatkinHOST
22:16
that.
Craig McCullochHOST
22:16
And in
John CampbellHOST
11:13
Well, of course, he came into that electorate in a really tough time for Māori politics and its relationship with the Labour Party.
John CampbellHOST
11:19
Post-Forshore and Seabed, post that Hikoi, the birth of Te Pāti Māori, Tariana Turia winning that electorate.
John CampbellHOST
11:26
So calming was so important then, wasn't it?
Arena WilliamsGUEST
11:29
And he was exactly that generation of Māori leaders who, no matter what the injustice they have suffered from the Crown, he was there as a treaty negotiator for his iwi.

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