The man behind the "Turn Ardern" trend says he's received a potential death threat and had his personal information posted online since his identity was revealed.
The Herald this weekend published the name of the person behind the anonymous @Coltheman1 Twitter account, which has been at the centre of a small protest movement that involves people turning around magazines and books featuring Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's face in bookstores and posting images online.
Canterbury bricklayer Colin Wilson, 66, said by Sunday morning he had been inundated with hundreds of message, including what he called an "implied death threat", while another person had posted his personal contact details - including his home address and mobile number.
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A Tweet saying just "Die boomer", had been taken down since.