Whanau Ora

22
Mar
22 March 2013

New Zealand First says facts show that criminal gangs are planning to grow their illegal drug cartels by using funding from the Government’s seriously flawed Whanau Ora scheme.

Tagged: Whanau Ora
27
Nov
27 November 2012

New Zealand First has obtained documents which show Whanau Ora funding is being used on immigrants with substance abuse issues who are in the country illegally.

Tagged: Whanau Ora
23
Nov
23 November 2012

Speech: Bay of Plenty Public Meeting
Arataki Community Facility, Zambuck Street, Mount Maunganui
Friday 23 November, 12pm – 2pm

One Year On

22
Nov
22 November 2012

New Zealand First has accused the Maori Party of waffling about inanities over the seriously flawed Whanau Ora scheme which fails to tackle the big issues facing Maori.

Tagged: Whanau Ora
15
Nov
15 November 2012

New Zealand First says the four-year jail sentence of a Dunedin gang member who syphoned $20,000 of Whanau Ora money to buy cannabis is further proof that the scheme should be scrapped.

Tagged: Whanau Ora, Gangs
15
Nov
15 November 2012

New Zealand First says the latest report into Whanau Ora confirms it is wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on a scheme which provides little more than money for family reunions.

Tagged: Whanau Ora
29
Jun
29 June 2012

New Zealand First is calling on Whānau Ora Minister Tariana Turia to reveal all she knows about serious financial irregularities at Te Roopu Whakaruruhau o Ngā Wahine Māori Women’s Refuge in Palmer

Tagged: Whanau Ora
27
Jun
27 June 2012

New Zealand First is asking Prime Minister John Key to explain why he failed to take any action after being told of the serious financial irregularities at Te Roopu Whakaruruhau o Ngā Wahine Māori

27
Jun
27 June 2012

New Zealand First has accused the Government of failing to carry out adequate background checks before funding the financially-troubled Te Roopu Whakaruruhau o Ngā Wahine Māori Women’s Refuge in Pa

Tagged: Whanau Ora
30
May
30 May 2012

New Zealand First is asking the Government to explain how it can tax paper boys while the Māori Party wastes $12 million to finance what amounts to Whānau Ora ‘mumbo jumbo’.