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Tess McClure in Auckland

Logged toff: Māori artist’s web plugin replaces king’s coronation with Indigenous news

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall wear Maori cloaks, during their visit to Waitangi Treaty Grounds in 2019
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall wear Maori cloaks, during their visit to Waitangi Treaty Grounds in 2019 Photograph: Victoria Jones/PA

A Māori artist has designed a way for the masses to tune out of royal coverage, with a web browser plugin that replaces all monarchy and coronation stories with Indigenous news.

Despite a distance of more that 18,000kms from the palace, New Zealand news headlines have featured a steady flow of royal family gossip: the latest potential snubbing, deep-dive analysis of the new king’s conduct, invitation list scandals and features on the coronation quiche.

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