The problem lies with a media company that has normalised and actively stoked disrespect of the prime minister at every opportunity. NZME's bile, especially that of Newstalk ZB, has become commonplace, and we get a shock to realise the world sees it differently.
People should consider how they would’ve felt if a misjudgement they made at work when they were in their 20s was broadcast across the world, before getting abusive over this reporter’s question to the (capable, powerful and thick-skinned) PMs.
In all my years interviewing people I've observed that most want to work, be considered good at what they do, put kai on the table, and reach for the stars. 'Bludgers' are few & have other issues. I don't walk around with a negative, sour view of most of humanity, I guess.
I read the statement from the influencers extracted from Iran. Happy to be corrected but I saw no 'thank you nz govt for extracting us', which seems rude tbh
I just don't understand why anyone, ever, would cut jobs at Oranga Tamariki?? Unless some private sector provider of child welfare services is being lined up
National insists there's no conflict of interest in David MacLeod chairing the committee considering the fast-track bill, after he received $10k from a donor with shares in a company hoping to benefit from the legislation 👇
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Many of those defending the protests have long rows of numbers in their twitter 'names'. Social media experts say its important not to engage with these as it amplifies their messages. Block.
So some women will not get diagnosed early and find out when it is too late---if they need to rely on those defunded cancer drugs--can they spend $6K per month to self fund?
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