"'Course I take Maori seriously... Here, let's Hongi!" 5 February, 2004

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"'Course I take Maori seriously... Here, let's Hongi!" 5 February, 2004

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Shows National Party leader with a paper crown and wearing a clown's red nose, performing a Hongi with a Maori, while claiming that he is taking Maori seriously. Cartoon refers to the controversy sparked by National Party leader Don Brash when he suggested that Maori people may be disadvantaged during employment process, due to their ability to take bereavement leave based on cultural responsbilities even if the deceased were outside of the immediate family. Published in The Press, 5 Feb...

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Date created

2004

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22429445

Related subjects

Brash, Donald Thomas (Dr), 1940- / New Zealand National Party / Māori (New Zealand people) / Government relations / Equality / New Zealand / Politics and government / Bereavement / Leave of absence / Legal status, laws, etc. / Hongi

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