It’s a matter of principle.
That is how Prime Minister Christopher Luxon describes the requirement of councils to either abolish Māori wards or hold referendums at next year’s local body elections.
Luxon, making his first visit to Gisborne as Prime Minister, went to Toitu Tairāwhiti and LeaderBrand.
Only two of the 45 councils (Kaipara and Upper Hutt) which decided to fo...
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