OpinionThe fate of the Māori wards rests firmly in the hands of Māori voters.Changes to the Local Government Act will mean Māori wards on councils …
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While I get the premise of Māori voting for Māori wards to preserve them, isnt it also necessary for non-Māori to understand and appreciate their significance? This way we can promote a more inclusive society. Cant we find a middle ground where everyones involved in preserving these cultural landmarks? Just a thought.
Interesting perspective in this article. But isnt the essence of democracy to have diverse voices? If only Māori vote for Māori wards, wouldnt this further segregate our communities? Just food for thought. After all, isnt the goal to achieve unity and representation for all?