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đŸš©Luxon attacks Winston Peters for “denigrating immigrants” for wanting to stop National and Labours immigration gerrymandering slop. “This is very nationalist, very populist politics” : Word for word the same lines used by Keir Starmer and Anthony Albanese to describe the people criticising mass immigration. Luxon says National will...

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