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Asian community leaders condemn Winston Peters' 'go back to your own country' insult

Two Asian leaders urged members of the ethnic community to use their vote in the upcoming general election to ensure their voices were being heard.

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Two Asian leaders urged members of the ethnic community to use their vote in the upcoming general election to ensure their voices were being heard.

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    Asian community leaders condemn Winston Peters' 'go back to your own country' insult

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    Two Asian leaders urged members of the ethnic community to use their vote in the upcoming general election to ensure their voices were being heard. Asian community leaders condemn Winston Peters' 'go back to your own country' insult

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