During the Toitū Te Tiriti hīkoi in Wellington, protesters showcased a variety of creative and witty protest signs, expressing their frustrations with the Treaty Principles Bill and the government’s response. From humorous genitalia jokes to references to Maori culture and political figures like David Seymour, the signs captured the diverse range of sentiments among the 35,000-strong crowd. The protest signs reflected a mix of anger, humor, and calls for accountability, encapsulating the passionate spirit of the demonstration.
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Woman critically injured after falling 20m on to rocks at East Auckland beach
A woman has critical injuries after falling 20 metres on to rocks at Musick Point. She was reportedly walking with friends when she slipped. The woman was rushed to Auckland City Hospital in a critical condition. A woman sustained critical injuries after falling 20 meters onto rocks at Musick Point, a popular beach in East Auckland. She was walking with friends when she slipped, prompting a call to the Auckland Westpac Rescue Helicopter at 3:50...
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