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New Zealand votes to protect English after Maori MP laments 'b*****d language'
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New Zealand votes to protect English after Maori MP laments 'b*****d language'
New Zealand MPs have voted to protect the English language by passing a new bill to make it one of the country’s official languages.
The Pacific Rim nation previously had Māori and New Zealand Sign Language as official languages.
However, more than 95 per cent of New Zealand’s population speak English as of 2023, amounting to around 4.8 million people,
Just 4.3 per cent speak Māori and 0.5 per cent use sign languag…
3 Aug, 20:07