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New Zealand Minister Tells China-Born Lawmaker To 'Go Back', Chinese Envoy Hits Back

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New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters faced backlash after telling a China-born lawmaker to 'go back' to their country of origin. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and former leader Helen Clark have publicly condemned the remarks as inappropriate.

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon called the remark 'inappropriate attention-seeking,' as former PM Helen Clark also criticised Peters.

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