Additional Special Voting booths are now open across Wellington City! If you didn’t receive your voting papers in the mail or haven’t enrolled to vote, get to your local Special Voting booth to cast your vote and have your voice heard!

Oct 7th: Last day to post your voting papers Oct 10th: Last day to cast a Special Vote if you are not already enrolled to vote 12pm (noon) Oct 11th: Last day to drop your voting papers into an orange wheelie bin AND the last day to cast a Special Vote if you are already enrolled

Oct 7th: Last day to post your voting papers Oct 10th: Last day to cast a Special Vote if you are not already enrolled 12pm (noon) Oct 11th: Last day to drop your voting papers into an orange wheelie bin AND the last day to cast a Special Vote if you are already enrolled

Going to cast a Special Vote? Make sure your enrolment details are up to date or your vote may not be counted! Hutt City Council voting locations are saved in our highlights and are open now. Additional Wellington City special voting locations will open from October 6th

PŌNEKE HĪKOI KI TE PŌTI! National Day of Action: Friday 26 September 4pm Protoplasm Sculpture on Lambton Quay (at Hunter Street) walking to Te Awe Brandon St Library. Bring your flags, placards and banners in support of Māori wards and constituencies, Te Tiriti and justice, and join the hīkoi.

It was another great week full of action (and voting!) Here are some pikitia of mahi that got done and the whānau that had fun! Ngā mihi nui to everyone who filled ears, letterboxes, and hearts with the kaupapa. Be sure to join us on Friday as we Hīkoi ki te Pōti down Lambton Quay. #KeepMāoriWards

Help us to keep Māori wards and constituencies. Sign up for our letterbox drop bonanza this Saturday, 20 Sept 12-2pm. Link in bio. Join our Hikoi ki te Pōti Friday 26 Sept 4pm. Protoplasm sculpture, Lambton Quay. #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Help us to keep Māori wards and constituencies. Sign up for our letterbox drop bonanza this Saturday, 20 Sept 12-2pm. Link in bio. Join our Hikoi ki te Pōti Friday 26 Sept 4pm. Protoplasm sculpture, Lambton Quay. #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Join TAG in Karori (Te Whanganui a Tara) or Naenae (Te Awa Kairangi) for a couple hours of flyering, aided along by snack packs, bingo cards, and a fun crew of people. 12 - 2pm Saturday 20th September Sign up link: docs.google.com/forms/d/1CLb... #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

#DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Have your voice heard and VOTE EARLY! Don’t put it off e hoa mā! Dates to post by 7 October to NZ Post or DX Mail. #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

#DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Whānau-friendly Māori wards campaign launch. We will celebrate coming together under Te Kahu o Te Raukura, the cloak of peace & justice laid by Mana Whenua, to uplift the campaign to keep Māori wards and to celebrate our allies and candidates. Te Mako, Naenae Community Centre. Sat 6 Sept 4-6pm.

How to vote! Special votes - Where to drop your voting papers wellington.govt.nz/your-council...

Join Tiriti Action Group for a whānau-friendly Māori wards campaign launch in Te Whanganui a Tara/the Wellington region. Te Mako, Naenae Community Centre. Saturday 6 September, 4pm-6pm.

Our volunteers are out and about across Pōneke and Te Awa Kairangi at local markets, community events, and election information evenings to encourage everyone to Keep Māori Wards!

#DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Training session 3: Navigating tricky conversations on Māori wards. Wednesday 20 August 7.00pm- 8.30 pm Register through our website: Tiritiactiongroup.nz #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

HAVE YOU GOT A HIGH PROFILE SITE in Pōneke or Te Awa Kairangi/Hutt Valley? We are particularly keen for places with high foot or vehicle traffic. Please use this link to get a sign. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F... You can download posters and other resources from tiritiactiongroup.nz/resources/

Tiriti Action Group appreciates @Latin Collective, @Latin Cuirs and @Our Colours in Aotearoa who actively support the kaupapa of protecting Māori Wards. TAG’s Māori Wards information fliers are available in Espanol. See Tiritiactiongroup.nz for this resource. #latinesfortetiriti

Join Tiriti Action Group for a whånau-friendly afternoon creating your own sign in support of Måori wards. We have banner materials, recycled blank core flute, stencils, and paint where you can paint your own sign to put up in your front yard or window.

Asians Supporting Tino Rangatiratanga recognise their presence on this whenua comes with responsibilities to honour Te Tiriti, to reject racism and assimilation and to stand with Māori in a time when the forces of colonialism set to divide us. #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Wainuiomata local Anaru Ryall is standing for the community board. He’s standing to strongly advocate for the issues that matter to Wainuiomata and turn them straight into action, while upholding rangatiratanga and justice in our rohe. Ka mau te wehi, e hoa! #VoteForTeTiriti #VoteforKotahitanga

We are a friendly team here to help you feel informed about voting for Māori wards at these local body elections. Come and kōrero to learn how keeping Māori wards supports Tiriti Action Group values of justice, rangatiratanga and kotahitanga. #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Flick us a message to get involved in the next stages of our local government election campaigns for Māori Wards and Te Tiriti in Action #DecideTogetherThriveTogether #KeepMāoriWards

Mia and Claire speaking up for Māori wards at VUW.

4 of 4: Standing up for Māori wards.

3 of 4: The benefits of Māori wards.

Part 2 of 4: Lifting the barrier to Māori wards.

Part 1 of 4: What are Māori wards?