P. Kelly is concerned that our Prime Minister dressed like a Muslim woman in the aftermath of the Christchurch Mosque killings (The Weekend Sun. March 22).

Is P. Kelly able to clarify what these concerns are?

Ms Ardern's actions would seem to be based on compassion and support for a grieving community and seem entirely appropriate in the circumstances. He then goes on to say: 'It's them that should adapt to the NZ traditional way of life.”

Could he explain further what he means by this? Does he mean the way of life of our Maori or Pasifika communities? Or perhaps our Chinese and Indian communities, or any of the multiple ethnic communities that call NZ home. His comments seem to echo the sentiments of the Australian politician Fraser Anning, who blamed the massacre on the Muslim community for living in our country. Perhaps it is time that the Editor exercised a little more discretion around what he is prepared to publish.

A Stanley, Ohauiti.