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Pera Paniora, who previously held Kaipara District Council’s now-disestablished Māori ward seat, is standing for a general seat in the upcoming local elections—determined to continue representing her community after the council controversially abolished its Māori ward despite widespread opposition and a High Court challenge. Author Dale Husband
Pera Paniora, who previously held Kaipara District Council’s now-disestablished Māori ward seat, is standing for a general seat in the upcoming local elections—determined to continue representing her community after the council controversially abolished its Māori ward despite widespread opposition and a High Court challenge.
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