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Post by Kiwi Frontline on Sept 26, 2020 4:09:31 GMT 12
PETERS SAYS NO TO 'DANGEROUS SETTLEMENT' OF IHUMĀTAO New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has used a speech at Orewa to call protesters objecting to a housing development at Ihumātao "malcontents who got so much unjustified publicity, sticking mainly in the throat of traditional Māori". He says his party said no to Labour "three times" during the search for a solution to the situation at Ihumātao, and refused a request from its coalition partner to invoke the "agree to disagree" clause. Peters says Labour will do a deal over Ihumātao if elected - and that deal would cause a "domino effect". "If you don't want a new wave of claims on previously settled Treaty [of Waitangi] claims, it's in your hands... If the Crown weakens its resolve after the election you just watch the flood of action on previously settled Treaty claims....... www.odt.co.nz/news/decision-2020/peters-says-no-dangerous-settlement-ihum%C4%81tao
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