Peters criticises Ihumātao protests in Orewa speech

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Peters criticises Ihumātao protests in Orewa speech

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Radio New Zealand

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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says a "dangerous settlement" at Ihumātao is just around the corner and only his party will stop it. During a speech at Orewa to around 100 people today, Mr Peters said any deal over the disputed land would trigger a landslide of treaty claims at enormous taxpayer expense. He then went on to deny race-baiting or staging the event at Orewa - the site of one of the country's most controversial speeches. RNZ reporter Anneke Smith filed this story.

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25 September 2020

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Checkpoint

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https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/checkpoint/audio/2018765661/peters-criticises-ihumatao-...

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