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Glad to see that one of the survivors of the zionist terrorist attack in Christchurch has guilted the Post into covering the ‘israeli’ ‘ambassador’ to the UN’s celebration of the attack. But how disgustingly typical that other media are deliberately ignoring this story to cover up for the zionists.
https://www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/350393392/israeli-diplomat-targets-victim-christchurch-terror-attack-video
Hooray for some people in Canterbury. ‘We reject your request – Maori representation is essential.’? I think that would be how it was phrased.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/526431/canterbury-regional-council-rejects-minister-s-request-to-remove-iwi-representation
Ngāi Tahu Representation Act 2022 enables Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu to appoint up to two members to council with full decision-making powers
Local Government Minister Simeon Brown asked the council to consider promoting a local bill to repeal the Act as per the government’s coalition agreements
The request has been called “disappointing and short sighted” by governance forum, Te Rōpū Tuia
I’ve said it before – putting Maori names on everything merely is a Maoriwash and confusing. What relates to Maori in particular? As a pakeha I think they should be taking charge of some things om their own ways under an agreed rational plan watched for good measured outcomes. The various departments and services can be notified in two languages – ones with Maori measures with Maori first then pakeha; and that reversed or other departments etc. in their signage.