Carmel Sepuloni says coalition Government needs a 'kuia' at Christchurch Labour conference

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Carmel Sepuloni says coalition Government needs a 'kuia' at Christchurch Labour conference

^{Published on 2024-11-30 18:30:30 - Brian Stokes, N@N}

Labour Party deputy leader Carmel Sepuloni told Labour members the coalition Government needs a "nana, tin
? or kuia" to keep its three leaders together. At the Labour Party conference in Christchurch today,

At the Labour Party conference in Christchurch, Deputy Prime Minister Carmel Sepuloni emphasized the need for a "kuia" (a wise elder woman) within the coalition government to provide guidance and wisdom. She highlighted the importance of having experienced figures like former Prime Minister Helen Clark, who could offer valuable insights and help navigate the complexities of governance. Sepuloni's comments came in the context of discussions about the roles and dynamics within the current coalition, suggesting that such a figure could help in maintaining stability and direction. She also touched on the broader themes of leadership, experience, and the cultural significance of elders in decision-making processes.

Read the Full The New Zealand Herald Article at:
[ https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/politics/carmel-sepuloni-says-coalition-government-needs-a-kuia-at-christchurch-labour-conference/B5AS4G6IZVHYDDZS6L2PBNHWUY/ ]

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