Misinformation

Sixty per cent of Australians rejected the proposal for a Voice to Parliament, with each state and territory, excluding the Australian Capital Territory, voting against it.

Te Hunga Roia Māori | The Māori Law Society said the ad was likely to “fuel racism against Māori”.

“Those flinging accusations of misinformation need to front up with evidence to demonstrate what is incorrect,” Hobson’s Pledge leader Don Brash wrote in a statement.

Te Pāti Māori says it will no longer engage with the New Zealand Herald for a‘disgusting attack on tangata whenua’ on its front page.

Hobson's Pledge wants to remove all references in law and in government policy to Treaty 'partnership' and 'principles'.