“Stirring deep in my belly is the call to action. I’m going to do my level best to ensure that every eligible whānau member in my considerable network is registered to vote, is conscious of the issues, and is ready to turn out and vote come election day.” — Denis O’Reilly.
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“If we want to tackle domestic violence, sub-optimal childcare, abuse of intoxicants, be they licit or illicit, and dare I say it, gangs, then a good place to start is literally on the social housing whānau doorstep.” — Denis O’Reilly.
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“If we can think about the idea of home as a place to which we can all belong, as a place upon which we can all stand, then the idea of housing falls more easily into place.” — Moana Jackson.
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“If barely anyone is entering the country, and immigration isn’t causing the housing crisis, why include border closure in a housing policy?” — Arama Rata.
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“It’s one thing to know about a problem — and another to live it, to feel crushed by it, and to try to overcome it.”
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“There’s a lot of ways that Māori design can be woven into a building. But I think the essential thing is that whoever holds mana whenua in that area is engaged in the process.”
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