Shoppers at the Sylvia Park shopping centre in New Zealand appear largely unmoved by recent scrutiny of Winston Peters’ immigration policies and allegations of racism. Despite the controversy, support for the NZ First leader seems to persist among some voters. This observation comes from reporting within the bustling environment of Sylvia Park, a major shopping destination. The article suggests a continued base of support for Peters, even as concerns are raised publicly. The persistence of this support is notable, indicating a degree of resilience within his voter base. Further details regarding voter motivations are expected in subsequent reporting from Newsroom.