Willie Jackson

For all of the hīkoi's contentious subject matter, one issue seemed harder to agree on than most - how big the crowd was.

Labour MP Willie Jackson was told to leave by the Speaker of the House after not apologising for his comments made to Act's David Seymour.

The Labour Party is furious its former minister and also former ACT leader Richard Prebble is one of two new members appointed to the Waitangi Tribunal.

Willie Jackson has labelled proposed cuts at Whakaata Māori “really sad”, and says he’s sick of hearing the government blame Labour for the organisation’s lack of funding.

Jackson accused the government of manipulating data but Potaka says Labour let emergency housing become a "moral, social and financial catastrophe".

Willie Jackson has said his party welcomes the “scathing report” from the Waitangi Tribunal

Te Ao with Moana reporter Hikurangi Jackson went with his father, Labour MP Willie Jackson over to the United Kingdom for the Oxford debates.

In an impassioned introductory speech for the debate, Jackson implored the British Museum to return seven mokomokai - preserved heads of Māori ancestors - to New Zealand.

Willie Jackson will become the first Māori to speak at an Oxford Union debate, following in the footsteps of Labour leader David Lange.

Māori space, Pasifika space, rainbow space and women’s space have been on campus for over three decades.