Green Party divisions emerge over Darleen Tana removal debate

Summarised by Centrist

The Green Party faces internal conflict as co-leaders initiate Darleen Tana’s removal process, prompting the resignation of three Pasifika members who claim cultural safety issues. With a critical decision on September 1, party members are divided on the implications of party-hopping legislation, raising concerns about the treatment of Tana and broader cultural representation within the party.

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