Adrian Rurawhe
Adrian Rurawhe is a New Zealand politician and a member of the Labour Party, known for his role as the former Speaker of the House of Representatives. He has been involved in various legislative discussions and initiatives aimed at enhancing parliamentary processes and promoting inclusivity within the House. Recently, he has been focusing on the issue of tikanga in Parliament, which involves exploring the cultural practices and values of Māori within the legislative framework. Rurawhe's efforts highlight his commitment to creating a respectful and functional parliamentary environment.
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Adrian Rurawhe is a Labour MP on the select committee.
Cross-party MPs urge Government to increase Whakaata Māori funding
New Zealand· 2026-02-27
Adrian Rurawhe delivered a valedictory speech reflecting on his time as Speaker and his engagement with diverse iwi.
Speaker Adrian Rurawhe’s valedictory speech: From Rātana Pā to ParliamentNew Zealand· 2026-02-02
Labour MP Adrian Rurawhe delivered his valedictory speech without notes.
India FTA fight: Trouble brewing in coalition as Winston Peters pushes his advantage – Audrey YoungNew Zealand· 2026-01-29
Adrian Rurawhe encouraged Te Pāti Māori to consider Jackson's comments about the need for compromise.
Labour’s Willie Jackson doesn’t want a ‘war with the Māori Party’New Zealand· 2025-06-08
Rurawhe urged for a solution and condemned heckling during the debate.
Te Pāti Māori MPs begin suspension for controversial haka after chaotic debateNew Zealand· 2025-06-05
Adrian Rurawhe is a former Speaker looking into the issue of tikanga in the House.
MPs dig in as Parliament fails to compromise on hefty punishment for Te Pāti Māori MPs - Thomas CoughlanNew Zealand· 2025-05-21
