Today’s face of the day NZ First leader Winston Peters has some positive things to say about New Zealand post the lockdown.
"We can come out of this far more superior…" #Covid_19nz #COVID19 #NewZealand @winstonpeters speaks to @MagicTalkRadio pic.twitter.com/nWp0k3egeM
— New Zealand First (@NZFirstNews) April 1, 2020
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We don’t want our vehicles to be surveillance machines. Enough is enough. If we don’t take a stand now, they will just keep pushing the envelope. Liberty is such a precious thing. Once it is gone, it can be so difficult to get it back.
