Kahurangi Carter
Kahurangi Carter is a Green Party Member of Parliament in New Zealand, known for his progressive views on law and order. He has made headlines for his controversial statements regarding public safety, suggesting that some citizens might feel safer with gang members than with police. His comments reflect the Green Party's focus on addressing social issues and reforming policing practices in New Zealand.
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Kahurangi Carter, the Green Party’s spokesperson for women, said the party was committed to the demands from unions to repeal the legislation.
Bay of Plenty union members protest in Tauranga over women’s pay equity claims
New Zealand· 2026-03-05
Kahurangi Carter is a Green party MP who emphasized the need to prioritize the children's well-being in the case.
As a dark chapter closes, NZ reckons with fugitive father Tom Phillips’ four years on the run | New Zealand
United Kingdom· 2025-09-13
Green Party’s spokeswoman for Women, Kahurangi Carter said the changes were an 'attack on workers'.
Government cancels pay equity claims, likely to hit hundreds of thousands of workers, booking Budget savingsNew Zealand· 2025-05-06
Green list MP Kahurangi Carter is headed to Tashkent, Uzbekistan, to represent New Zealand.
Treaty Principles Bill destined for bin as Te Pāti Māori standoff continues; Chlöe Swarbrick feels the heat – Audrey YoungNew Zealand· 2025-04-03
Green Party MP Kahurangi Carter told the House: 'For many people in New Zealand, they would feel safer alone with a patched [gang] member than police.'
David Seymour suggests Green Party report threats against MP Benjamin Doyle to Mongrel MobNew Zealand· 2025-04-01
Kahurangi Carter made a controversial statement during a debate on the gang patch ban.
Duncan Garner: Chris Hipkins’ inconvenient truth – the Greens are loopy and Te Pāti Māori too radicalNew Zealand· 2025-03-29
Kahurangi Carter, a Green Party colleague, told the House that many people in New Zealand would feel safer alone with a patched gang member than police.
Police Minister Mark Mitchell blasts Green MP Tamatha Paul’s comments at ‘radical alternative to policing’ panelNew Zealand· 2025-03-25
