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OPINION: It’s about partnership. And that means the unrelenting pursuit of equality — for Māori, and for the society we live in.

It comes after two weeks of National attacking the Government over a 'separatist agenda'.

'Collins dove headfirst into politics of division': How MPs reacted to Māori Party's 'racist rhetoric' dispute Newshub 1 hour ago © Newshub Watch: Māori Party co-leader Rawiri Waititi is booted from Parliament for protesting "racist rhetoric". It was a tense afternoon in Parliament as MPs debated whether the Māori Party was justified in protesting against "racist rhetoric" by National leader Judith Collins.  And there were mixed views on the issue. While Labour Party deputy leader Kelvin Davis accused Collins of diving "headfirst into politics of division", ACT MP Nicole McKee said t...

Matthew Hooton: Judith Collins' speech raises important issues for Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern 2 May, 2021 05:00 AM 7 minutes to read National leader Judith Collins, with list MPs Nicola Willis and Chris Bishop. Photo / Mark Mitchell NZ Herald Those hoping for crude race-baiting in Judith Collins' big speech were disappointed. The National leader's address was more moderate, serious and considered than expected. Building on inquiries by Act, Collins raised important questions about the Government's He Puapua working group report, which outlines a detailed plan for New Zeal...

Author Nigel Robson has written a book detailing the affect of the boer war on New Zealand. Our First Foreign War: The impact of the South African War 1899-1902 on New Zealand Nigel Robson Reviewed by Alister Browne If you like your history richly-layered then this is just the title for you, with the added bonus that it covers a part of the New Zealand story not much explored. For the Boer War, as it used to be called, came after the New Zealand Wars and not long before the Great War, both of which cast long and deep shadows over the period.