People Against Prisons Aotearoa Is raising alarm bells for community safety in a potential future where New Zealand police are armed.
Te Ao Māori News has obtained a copy of a letter written by Act MP Todd Stephenson to Speaker Gerry Brownlee complaining about the MPs who took part in the haka that went viral.
The boot camp was part of the coalition government’s first 100-day commitment to crack down on serious youth offending.
This is due to the “heightening concern” of the government’s approach to fiscal policy.
With 42,000 people, according to police, marching on his lawn Tuesday, does he regret making a “compromise” with Seymour to be come leader of Aotearoa?
Green MP Tamatha Paul stood in front of a crowd of 35,000 people united in trying to stop the controversial Treaty Principles Bill in her electorate.
She has been an international viral sensation over the past week after leading a world-shaking haka in the House of Representatives on Tuesday last week.
Police estimate more than 15,000 people gathered at Waitangi Park in Wellington, with an additional 4,000 people waiting at Parliament for the hīkoi to join them.
"David Seymour has done this deliberately. He knows exactly what he’s doing. National and New Zealand First unfortunately have signed up for that."
The inaccurate comment about the estimated 5000 people crossing the bridge has attracted significant negative attention online.
