The 14th of October is an important day for both New Zealand and Australia.
Australia is holding a referendum about giving a Voice to indigenous rights.
We are holding a general election where indigenous rights – co-governance – have become a significant issue. It may well be a defining issue of the campaign and could explain the rise in support for New Zealand First.
Labour hid its race-based agenda from the public and has done its best to keep it out of the headlines during this campaign.
But the public now has the chance to say no to the race-based future that iwi leaders, Labour, the Greens, and the Maori Party are trying to impose onto the country.
The 14th of October is an important day for both New Zealand and Australia.
Australia is holding a referendum about giving a Voice to indigenous rights.
We are holding a general election where indigenous rights – co-governance – have become a significant issue. It may well be a defining issue of the campaign and could explain the rise in support for New Zealand First.
Labour hid its race-based agenda from the public and has done its best to keep it out of the headlines during this campaign.
But the public now has the chance to say no to the race-based future that iwi leaders, Labour, the Greens, and the Maori Party are trying to impose onto the country.