Advance NZ co-leader Billy Te Kahika Jnr says Facebook has interfered in the election. Photo / Peter MeechamFacebook has pulled Advance NZ's page just two days out from the Election. Party co-leader Billy Te Kahika says the move is "nothing short of election interference", and is calling for an investigation into the social media giant's behaviour. At the time, Advance NZ co-leader Jami-Lee Ross said he rejected Mallard's move and labelled it "draconian". Advance NZ co-leader Jami-Lee Ross said he rejected Mallard's move and labelled it "draconian".

Source: New Zealand Herald October 15, 2020 03:56 UTC