National is the only party to oppose it.
Opposition MPs aren't happy.
She added those spaces have existed for decades.
The Court of Appeal has today dismissed a bid by the SFO to appeal a High Court decision finding two men not guilty of electoral fraud.
"That's making news around the world and it's not this kind of characterisation of New Zealand that we want to see internationally."
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The 1997 hit has been rolled out at NZ First rallies.
"We need a reality check here."
Peters compared the previous Government's approach to co-governance to Hitler's regime - but Hipkins said Kiwis "deserve better".
The NZ First leader gave a fiery State of the Nation speech in Palmerston North today.
The NZ First leader laid out his plan for New Zealand in a State of the Nation speech.
The speech is being delivered at a public meeting in Palmerston North.
The mining company says it will extract metals critical to a transition to renewables, but fishing industry is opposed.
"Unless it was the Cabinet Manual, I don't know anything about it and I'm not giving it one iota of attention."
Health officials say the law she is repealing would have generated health gains for Māori which were five times that of the general population..
"I don't think anyone in this house would be any the wiser as to exactly what it is the minister has just corrected," Hipkins responded.
Despite the notes coming from Costello's office, she says she doesn’t know who wrote them.
The group also highlighted a range of similarities between the Government and tobacco industry's messaging.
The notes include proposals for more tax breaks for the tobacco industry.
The Government is promising 500 new police officers over two years.
"There was a mistake in the communication. I will put it down to that."
Smoking remains the greatest preventable cause of death among Māori, the experts say.
Cigarettes would be insulated from the full impact of inflation under a proposal from New Zealand First's Casey Costello.
"I'm deeply saddened by the description of our Government as a vessel of white supremacy."
Winston Peters' party is threatening to withhold funding from sporting bodies if they don't ban or have policies around transgender people.
"Clearly Shane Jones has been lobbied," Graham Young from Ngāti Ruanui said.
He also hit out at "woke virtue signalling".
He said changing the names wasn't at the top of the agenda.
English currently has no special status under the law which the new Government seeks to change.
Even more than half of National voters support the legislation.
