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Elizabeth Anne
Kerekere (born 1965 or 1966) is a New
Zealand politician and
LGBTQ activist and scholar. She was
elected a
member of
parliament for the...
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Hetekia Te Kani-a-Takirau
Kerekere Tuhoe Te Ua OBE (29
August 1892 – 30
September 1966),
commonly known as Te Kani Te Ua, was a
notable New
Zealand tribal...
- Māori
Party co-leader
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer and
Green Party MP
Elizabeth Kerekere. The 54th
Parliament after the 2023 New
Zealand general election has seen...
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Candidates in the 2023 New
Zealand general election by
electorate Elizabeth Kerekere resigned from her
position as a
current list MP in May 2023
during the...
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industry for
sports clubs.
During the reading,
fellow Green MP
Elizabeth Kerekere accidentally sent a text
message to the
group chat for
Green MPs and staff...
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released their finalised list of 31 candidates,
which excluded Elizabeth Kerekere, who left the
party to sit as an
independent MP
until the
election whereupon...
- co-leadership election. That same day,
fellow MPs Chlöe
Swarbrick and
Elizabeth Kerekere confirmed that they
would not be
contesting the co-leadership position...
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challenging cultural norms".
Higgins is of Tūhoe descent. [citation needed]
Kerekere,
Elizabeth (1
January 2017). Part of The Whānau: The
Emergence of Takatāpui...
- [ɔu̯ ⁿdo.mo.ni i.ko] bula ****o (literally "life") [ᵐbu.la] io yes [io]
kerekere please [ke.re.ke.re] moce
goodbye [mo.ðe] ni sa bula [vinaka] ****o (formal)...
- (Menéndez March, Glen Bennett,
Ayesha Verrall,
Shanan Halbert,
Elizabeth Kerekere,
Tangi Utikere),
making the New
Zealand House of
Representatives the national...
