Maori Party conspire with National Party to divide New Zealand:
In New Zealand, using a low-profile government constitutional review, the Maori Party is attempting to force through a new bicultural constitution that would impose the vision of the Maori sovereignty movement onto the country, $4 million of taxpayers' money is being spent on the Maori Party's constitutional review, they plan to force a new bicultural constitution enshrining the Treaty of Waitangi as supreme law onto the country forever radically changing the governance of New Zealand.
What is a concern, however, is the fact that the top echelon of the National Party will stitch up a deal with the Maori Party – and possibly the Labour Party - in favour of cross party support for a bicultural constitution, bypassing the public altogether and are using a deliberate strategy to keep the whole constitutional review under the radar of public opinion. That means there is a genuine risk that the country as a whole will remain largely unaware that a major threat is on the horizon.
The same cannot be said about Maoridom. A whole separate engagement process has been set up for active consultation with Maori. Some $2 million out of the total $4 million budget has been allocated for the purpose. This means that supporters of the Maori sovereignty movement will be extremely well informed.
If a public referendum held on the proposal to introduce a bicultural constitution into New Zealand resulted in a massive defeat, it would send a definitive message to the government that New Zealanders want to move forwards not backwards, that we are a nation of many peoples not just two, and that we completely reject the notion that race should define our future in New Zealand. (abridged)

Rob Colmore, Hairini.