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The Country: Winston Peters doubles down on 'Nazi' comment
Winston Peters, Nadine Tunley, Hunter McGregor, Tim Williams, Cameron Bagrie.
Winston Peters, Nadine Tunley, Hunter McGregor, Tim Williams, Cameron Bagrie.
OPINION: Peters' race comments aren't the only ones that likely gave the PM a headache.
OPINION: 'What is this country coming to... rude protests, spitting and violence.'
Christopher Luxon also wouldn't say there would be no new taxes on working people.
The NZ First leader compared 'race-based theory' to the Nazis in a speech yesterday.
The NZ First leader's comments were made during his State of the Nation address.
The crowd was treated to many of Peters' greatest hits during his speech.
The NZ First leader's speech was very similar to what he said during the campaign.
Neither side started with a haka in today's game against the Blues.
First of all, it’s not all about sex.
The coalition Government has visited three different Polynesian countries in five days.
A total of $16.5 million is set to go to the Cook Islands to tackle the climate crisis.
Winston Peters made the announcement in Tonga.
PM yesterday told his Waitangi speech missed the mark - but earns apology.
“His continued detention serves the interests of no one,” Peters said.
OPINION: The Prime Minister has yet to set the clear direction any government needs.
With Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters in Australia, the honour falls to Act's leader.
Meanwhile, the Green Party's James Shaw said he will resign as co-leader.
Act leader David Seymour says the Waitangi Day celebrations carry more significance.
US intelligence says North Korea has been supplying Russia with missiles used in Ukraine.
OPINION: New Zealand’s interests are three-fold: Economic, moralistic and loyalistic.
She cited frustrations at NZ's Covid-19 restrictions and her reluctance to get vaccinated.
Fiji's PM says it's good to have 'a friend of the Pacific and a person of the Pacific'.
The English language is set to be given official status.
OPINION: Hippies! Good gracious! Whatever next?
OPINION: We could collapse into a chaos not seen in this country before.
Long-time political reporter Jane Patterson joins the On the Tiles podcast.
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It’s now NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi after NZ First campaign to strip te reo names.
NZ First leader can be fiery at home, but the same doesn't apply when he's abroad.