New Zealand's central bank defends Maori language use
New Zealand's central bank defends Maori language use
Long story short, after the recent election we have a centre right, further right, and a populist party in a coalition government. It took they 6 weeks to finalise their coalition agreements and now they have stated their intend to roll back pretty much anything that the previous (centre-left, single party) government brought in.
However, use of Māori in the public service is not new, it has been around for decades. But recently some departments have started using their Māori name as their main name and the English name as a secondary name (instead of the other way around), so all the old white guys are confused and angry.