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Supreme Court quietly expands customary title to riverbeds
Claimants get the benefit of the doubt


Claimants get the benefit of the doubt


More than a third of Labour’s own supporters want them to testify publicly.


“It’s a place the council came to that we could live with at the end of the day.”


“A failing city ruled by electors who want the racist hegemony of NZ’s Pol Pot Greens…”


“She doesn’t care about us. Her passion is for a part of the world she cannot influence.”


“So the spin doctors advised you not to appear publicly and you went ‘thanks very much, I’ll take that advice’.”


“Gutless and hypocritical.”


Luxon wants “frictionless” business and travel between the two countries.


“It’s about time more of us started speaking up.”


Both parties risk appearing disconnected.