Another Waitangi Day has come and gone, and New Zealand and/or Aotearoa continues to slowly (ever so slowly) nudge its way to some accommodation between Maori and pakeha. So far, so good-ish.

Watch: Former National leader Don Brash cut short his speech at Waitangi today just as his speaking area was taken over by protesters carrying a banner opposing racism. This is what Dr Don Brash ...

Former politician Don Brash has been invited to speak at the lower marae at Waitangi, where he was once pelted with mud by protesters angry at his infamous Orewa speech.

Subscribe now to listen. Watch: Former National leader Don Brash cut short his speech at Waitangi today just as his speaking area was taken over by protesters carrying a banner opposing racism.

Protester escorted away after shouting at PM during Waitangi welcome. Former National Party leader Dr Don Brash made an entirely unremarkable arrival at Waitangi's lower marae today.

This is what Dr Don Brash thinks about being called racist. I hate it. It's almost the most abusive word you can use in New Zealand today, and perhaps any ...

Heeni Hoterene (loudhailer) protests during Don Brash's speech. Photo / Michael Craig She wasn't waiting. No one was waiting for Beash to finish. Often, he barely got a chance to start.

Don Brash has been invited to speak at the lower marae at Waitangi, where he was once pelted with mud by protesters. The mud was turfed in 2004, when he was National leader.

Don Brash is back at Waitangi. Instead of taking a shot, he'll be firing his own, writes Barry Soper. Photo / File COMMENT: It was a hot and sticky night with far too many people crammed into a ...

Tino rangatiratanga whānau are telling Brian Tāmaki and Don Brash to stay in Auckland this Waitangi Day, says Te Ao Pritchard of Te Ata Tino Toa.