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Koro Wētere

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783:. Never a supporter of Clark, Wētere was one of several frontbenchers who was part of a delegation met with Clark in her office prior to a caucus meeting in 1996 persuading her to stand down and informing her (in a ruse) that they had the numbers to oust her as leader (in favour of 994: 1412: 1417: 392: 34: 998: 701:
in New Zealand's House of Representatives. Given Labour's traditional dominance in the Māori electorates, Wētere held his position without difficulty until his retirement at the
1392: 1422: 1397: 1083: 1324: 808: 405: 1299: 764:. This was one of a number of steps which pushed the issue of the use of Māori in public life during this time. There are now arrangements for 222: 167: 1402: 1235: 775:, Wētere returned to opposition for two terms before retiring from politics. He was Shadow Minister of Maori Affairs from 1990 to 1996 under 812: 816: 776: 88: 1407: 1289: 752:, attempted to arrange an unauthorised overseas loan for Māori businesses. Wētere was the subject of strong attacks over the issue by 730: 175: 1427: 944: 772: 722: 702: 690: 665: 642: 619: 596: 573: 550: 527: 504: 479: 45: 1193: 760:, but denied any wrongdoing. In 1990 Wētere refused to translate his addresses to parliament into English, having given them in 1308: 120: 425:, on 22 June 1935, Wētere was the son of Weo Maruatara Wētere and Te Aorangi Wētere (née Eketone), and affiliated to the 1262: 718: 401: 84: 57: 820: 765: 671: 648: 625: 602: 579: 556: 533: 510: 485: 834:
awarded Wētere an honorary doctorate for his contributions to the well-being and the advancement of Māori affairs in
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and made Shadow Minister of Forests. Three years later he was given the Maori Affairs and Lands portfolios instead.
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in 1999, and a lifetime achievement award, Te Tohu Whakamaharatanga ki Te Arikinui Te Atairangikaahu, in 2008.
681: 658: 635: 612: 589: 566: 543: 520: 497: 397: 327: 1055: 396:(22 June 1935 – 23 June 2018) was a New Zealand politician. He was an MP from 1969 to 1996, representing the 899: 1334: 1060: 979: 962: 904: 875: 456: 231: 831: 734: 1387: 1382: 741: 698: 441: 1140: 447:
In 1960, Wētere married Nedracita Takuora Edwards, and the couple went on to have five children.
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Wētere joined the Labour Party in 1957, and was first elected to Parliament in the
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Church, serving as parish minister for Oparure, Te Kūiti and
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New Zealand Commanders of the Order of the British Empire
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Members of the New Zealand House of Representatives
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In 1976 he was promoted by Labour leader 250:29 November 1969 – 12 October 1996 1244: 43: 20: 768:between English and Māori in Parliament. 133:26 July 1984 – 16 September 1987 1194:"Come clean on crimes: Morgan to Tainui" 454: 1423:People educated at Te Kuiti High School 1180: 859: 809:Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Medal 70:26 July 1984 – 2 November 1990 1351:Member of Parliament for Western Maori 819:, he was appointed a Commander of the 1398:Members of the Cabinet of New Zealand 1393:New Zealand MPs for Māori electorates 473: 470: 7: 813:New Zealand 1990 Commemoration Medal 188:26 July 1984 – 24 July 1987 960:"Surprises Among Party Spokesmen". 748:, the head of Wētere's department, 16:New Zealand politician (1935–2018) 14: 1082:Yalden, Phillipa (23 June 2018). 740:Wētere was criticised during the 1114:New Zealand Who's Who, Aotearoa 983:. 15 December 1979. p. 12. 977:"Heads of Labour Posts Named". 349: 1043:. 14 December 1993. p. 2. 1026:. 28 November 1990. p. 4. 966:. 30 January 1976. p. 10. 900:"Wetere tipped as Tainui head" 771:When Labour lost power in the 721:when the Labour Party won the 1: 1325:Minister for Land Information 1037:"The Labour Shadow Cabinet". 1403:New Zealand Labour Party MPs 697:electorate, one of the four 1054:Quin, Phil (2 April 2011). 821:Order of the British Empire 766:simultaneous interpretation 1444: 935:Lambert, Max, ed. 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Index

The Honourable
CBE

Minister of Māori Affairs
David Lange
Geoffrey Palmer
Mike Moore
Ben Couch
Winston Peters
Minister of Lands
David Lange
Jonathan Elworthy
Peter Tapsell
Minister of Forestry
David Lange
Jonathan Elworthy
Peter Tapsell
New Zealand Parliament
Western Maori
Iriaka Rātana
Te Kūiti
Labour
Nanaia Mahuta
Simon Bridges
CBE
Labour Party
Minister of Māori Affairs
Fourth Labour Government
Te Kūiti
Ngāti Maniapoto

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