Then National leader Don Brash’s infamous speech at Orewa in 2004 centred around an alleged “dangerous drift towards racial separatism”.

Don Brash has been blurting at Orewa again, in a speech which has been reported as attacking Maori, attacking Key, and opening up divisions within National. But I don’t think anyone cares, or indeed ...

Labour Party leader Chris Hipkins says he’s used to divisive and racist rhetoric from the National Party in Opposition, but for the first time in generations it’s making racism Government policy. He ...

For example, in his 2004 Orewa speech, then National leader Don Brash reviled the Treaty settlements process for creating "a racially divided state". In 2017, National Prime Minister Bill English ...

For example, in his 2004 Orewa speech, then National leader Don Brash reviled the Treaty settlements process for creating “a racially divided state”.

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In the mythology of Don Brash’s infamous Ōrewa speech in 2004, political commentators usually only remember the National Party’s meteoric polling rise. A month before the speech, National was ...

Political opponents claim that the manifestation of Te Tiriti in these reforms is ‘separatist’. 7 Their contentions here are not new or novel; instead, they re-articulate equality in the form of ‘one ...

Martyn 'Bomber' Bradbury: The desperation driving Judith Collins in her attempt to bring back to life the ghost of Don Brash's Orewa Speech by consistently referring to co-governance as 'Separatism' ...

Political commentator Ben Thomas, a former National government Press Secretary, recalled the impact of Brash’s Orewa speech in an article published by Stuff. “The reason this card remains so tempting ...

Judith Collins' hard line against what she called racist separation and segregation drew reaction this week which included references to Don Brash's 2004 Ōrewa "one law for all" speech. The National ...