Greens and Te Pāti Māori catch up with Mob on the campaign trail

Candidates from the Green Party and Te Pāti Māori have engaged with members of the Mongrel Mob gang while campaigning for the upcoming New Zealand election. The meetings were conducted as part of an effort to discuss policy issues and secure votes from the community.

The outreach highlights a strategic focus by these political parties on engaging with marginalized groups. By meeting directly with gang members, the candidates aim to address specific concerns and broaden their electoral support base during the campaign trail.