The Foreign Affairs Minister is in New York on his "foreign tour".
Winston Peters met with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in New York.
Winston Peters took aim at the veto power held by powerful countries at the UN.
The photo of Peters wearing gold paper glasses caused quite the reaction.
The Foreign Affairs Minister says the world needs to act to halt the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe.
Ukraine is expressing "all of the support provided" by New Zealand "since the start of the full-scale war".
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.
Foreign Affairs Minister Winston Peters said New Zealand supports the "rule of law and due process".
"It's a ridiculous misuse of the song."
But the deputy Prime Minister is showing no sign he's listening or willing to back down from his Nazi Germany comments.
"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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"We actually don't care."
"I am not listening to either of yours's crap," he said on Tuesday.
The 1997 hit has been rolled out at NZ First rallies.
The deputy Prime Minister says he's "not going to shy away from this appalling bias".
Hipkins said Luxon should haul Peters in and tell him his conduct isn't acceptable.
"We need a reality check here."
It came after his weekend speech.