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Sunday, 4 July 2021, 12:57 pm “ACT is calling on all parties in Parliament to renounce the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Helen Clark got it right when her Government refused to sign up. John Key got it wrong when his Government signed the Declaration, he may have thought it was just symbolism, but it is now creating great division with the He Puapua report demanding it transform New Zealand’s constitutional arrangement...

Helen Clark got it right: Seymour calls for Parliament to discard Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Newshub 4 hrs ago © Getty Images ACT leader David Seymour and former Prime Minister Helen Clark. ACT leader David Seymour says "Helen Clark got it right" by not signing up to the UN Declaration of Indigenous Peoples in 2007, and is now calling for all parties in Parliament to renounce the declaration.  New Zealand was one of only four countries that did not join the declarati...

Press Release – ACT New Zealand ACT is calling on all parties in Parliament to renounce the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, says ACT Leader David Seymour. Helen Clark got it right when her Government refused to sign up. John Key got it wrong when his … “ACT is calling on all parties in Parliament to renounce the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Helen Clark got it right when her Government ...

"John Key got it wrong when his government signed the declaration," Seymour said on Sunday. "He may have thought it was just symbolism, but it is now creating great division with the He Puapua report demanding it transforms New Zealands constitutional arrangements with declaration compliance by 2040." According to the UN, the Declaration of Indigenous Peoples "establishes a universal framework of minimum standards for the survival, dignity and well-being of the indigenous peoples of the world a...

Bromance despite HR issues: Merry Xmas Mr Key - your friend, President Xi Fri, 2 Jul 2021, 12:27PM He calls me a friend and I think he sort of means that. John Key. (Photo / File) Bromance despite HR issues: Merry Xmas Mr Key - your friend, President Xi By Guyon Espiner, RNZ Many politicians in the West see Chinas President Xi Jinping as a dangerous dictator who has scrapped term limits, allowing him to rule the worlds most populous country for life. But former New Zealand ...

• Source:  Many politicians in the west see Chinas President Xi Jinping as a dangerous dictator who has scrapped term limits, allowing him to rule the worlds most populous country for life. John Key with Chinese President Xi Jinping (file photo). Source: 1 NEWS By Guyon Espiner of rnz.co.nz But former New Zealand Prime Minister John Key calls President Xi a friend and says he is on...

Xi’s hollow 100th birthday celebration for the Chinese Communist Party We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Anne-Marie BradySpecialist on Chinese domestic and foreign policy July 1, 2021 — 4.50pm Normal text size Advertisement One hundred years ago, the Chinese Communist Party was founded by the Comintern, the Soviet-backed organisation that tried to spark the fire of a world revolution by founding, and funding, communist parties across the g...

Resilience as Sir Bob Parker, Lady Jo Nicholls-Parker face new chapter after stroke Mon, 28 Jun 2021, 10:44AM Speaking to TVNZs Sunday, 68-year-old Sir Bob Parker and wife Lady Joanna Nicholls-Parker talked about a "new part of their journey" following Sir Bobs debilitating stroke. Photo / TVNZ / Sunday Resilience as Sir Bob Parker, Lady Jo Nicholls-Parker face new chapter after stroke Mon, 28 Jun 2021, 10:44AM Sir Bob Parker became an inspirational leade...

How to build a strong Australian economy swap Scott for Jacinda Independent Australia 28 Jun 2021, 08:52 GMT+10 Australians wouldve been much better off if the Morrison Government had responded to the COVID-19 economic crisis like its neighbour across the Tasman, writes Alan Austin. TREASURER JOSH FRYDENBERG was keen to compare Australia with New Zealand last September when Australia had generated one quarterly growth number better than New Zealands. We can now assess how all the critical numbe...

The 68-year-old was treated and received medication, including blood thinning drugs. After recovering, he had a stroke on October 5. It caused bleeding on the brain, and Parker spent 11 days in Christchurch Hospital’s intensive care unit in critical condition before being transferred to a general ward for further monitoring. After three months in Burwood Hospital, where he had two smaller strokes, he was moved to a care facility in Christchurch in late January. Watching footage of himself...