Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is removed from the House after using a slur during a parliamentary debate. Both outlets report that she admitted using the “c-word,” an offensive term, during the exchange.
The reports describe the immediate consequence: Ngarewa-Packer is kicked out from the chamber following the incident. They align on the core sequence—use of the term, admission of having used it, and removal from the House—though they differ slightly in wording and emphasis. One outlet frames the action as being “kicked out,” while the other describes her being “booted” from the House.
Neither source provides detailed context on the specific debate topic or the full exchange leading to the remark, focusing instead on the admitted use of the slur and the parliamentary response.
