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Also ranked in the elit list of famous celebrity born in New Zealand. Hone Harawira celebrates birthday on January 6 of every year. His resignation caused the Te Tai Tokerau by-election, held on 25 June , which he won with a majority of Hone Harawira Birthday Countdown 0 0 0.

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Mr Harawira responded: "White motherf A spokesman for Mr Key said "he accepts he has apologised and in the end it's for New Zealanders to judge the issue". He was not going to critique the apology. Regarding the new attack on Mr Goff, he said "that's a debating matter he might wish to take up with the Labour Party". Mr Harawira said sorry for his "poor choice of words" and the offence they caused.

The comments were not an attack against all Pakeha, he said, but had been taken that way. I was the third of what turned out to be nine children. The sixth one was born before the oldest one was six, as you did back in those days.

Child after child after child. One in the bed, one in the bassinet, one in the dresser drawer — that kind of stuff. I also remember my dad — he wired our whole house up so that every room had a speaker in it that he could control from his bedroom, so that he could wind the music up a bit in the morning to get everyone out of bed.

It was a lovely way to live, to have the start of your day every morning with some music. And even though we lived in what was officially the city, there were still a lot of paddocks and stuff back in those days. Mum brought her farm ways down to Auckland. She kept chickens. We even had a pig.

None of our neighbours had pigs and chickens like we did. We did all the normal things. Everybody went to school. Everybody played rugby and netball back in those days. An enjoyable childhood. Ka pai, Hone. John Puriri Harawira. You get the feeling that Mum was part of who helped to politicise you.

Very challenging in many ways. That was a political statement in itself. About the same time I was wandering around Rosebank Primary with a big smile on my face, wondering why nobody else in the whole school seemed to be as happy as I was that Muhammad Ali had just knocked out Sonny Liston.

You ended up at Tipene. How did that come to be? Well, none actually. My dad went to Te Aute. His brother went to Te Aute. My grandfather went to Te Aute. My mum went to Queen Vic. We were expected to do well in rugby. We were expected to do well in kapa haka. We were expected to do well academically. We were doing far, far better than most other schools in the country. So that sort of thing was part and parcel of our upbringing.

One thing I do recall. Anyway, we called in to this place, down Ash St in Avondale, and boom! I could tell who everybody in the room was. That was quite a freaky experience. But everything they said was true. I found out later that some of the boys thought I was a bit radical. And university days. You took offence and a whole group of you did as well. Tell us more about that.

Hilda has always been strong. She was strong when she was at Hillary College, as well. Head girl. Athlete of the year, and everything else. She was their princess. But Hilda was very strong in that. And she was part of trying to oppose what the engineering students were doing.

Every year, as part of their graduation stunts, the engineering students would get pissed as, put on these grass skirts, write all these obscene slogans on themselves, and go out and do a mock Ka Mate. And abuse people all day, as a capping show. This had been going on for years. Anyway, come and Hilda came back home and she was really upset. Hilda was really upset about that.

The next morning at 7am, everyone turned up at my place, and we went up to the university with a plan to ask them to stop. But in the end we stopped them. It became a national talking point.