Brian Tamaki has issued a direct challenge to Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters:

“Winston, if you and NZ First are serious about tackling New Zealand’s immigration crisis, then march with me and thousands of others across the Auckland Harbour Bridge this Labour Weekend. If you don’t, you’re all talk.”

On Sunday 26 October 2025 at 2:00pm, thousands of Kiwis are expected to gather for the March For New Zealand - a landmark protest against the Government’s open-door mass immigration policies. The march will take place on the Auckland Harbour Bridge in one of the boldest public demonstrations in recent years.

“One in three people in NZ were born overseas. Now Auckland is planning two million new homes…room for millions more immigrants. If we don’t draw the line now, we’ll lose New Zealand forever.” – Brian Tamaki, Leader of True Patriots of NZ

The March For New Zealand will rally under five uncompromising demands:

1. Hit Pause on Immigration: Put Kiwis First
   Hospitals, housing, roads, and classrooms are maxed out. Immediate halt on mass immigration. Full review of asylum, visa & residency settings. Adoption of a National Population Policy tied to infrastructure capacity.
2. Keep NZ as NZ: Protect the Kiwi Way of Life
   Tourists come here to experience New Zealand — our people, our culture, our way of life — not India, not China. No immigration without assimilation.
3. Citizens Vote. Residents Don’t.
   Redefine and respect citizenship. Adopt a National Statement of Identity and a pledge of allegiance to New Zealand. No pledge means no passport. No passport means no vote.
4. Make it Official: Christianity is NZ’s Faith
   New Zealand was built on Christianity. It must be declared our official religion. Public life should reflect our national faith — not be swamped by mosques, temples, foreign flags, head coverings, or imported festivals.
5. MMP is Broken: Power Back to the People
   Parliament is stacked with party misfits and overseas-born list MPs who never face voters. Establish a Citizens’ Accountability & Integrity Authority with the power of recall to sack bad MPs.

The movement says the link between mass immigration and New Zealand’s crisis of housing, wages, crime, and culture is undeniable:

• More immigrants = lower wages for Kiwis
• More immigrants = more expensive housing for Kiwis
• More immigrants = loss of the Kiwi Way of Life
• More immigrants = more crime & drugs
• More immigrants = fewer NZ businesses owned by Kiwis

“We are sick and tired of foreign agendas and foreign causes flooding our nation. Week after week we’ve seen pro-Palestinian marches and imported conflicts take over our streets. Now it’s time for New Zealanders to march for New Zealand.” – Brian Tamaki

Event Details

Auckland Harbour Bridge
Sunday 26 October 2025
2:00pm

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