When the powerful have one-degree of separation in a small country, trouble inevitably ensues.
Brilliant read by Martin Van Beynen in @PressNewsroom today. Part 1. @NZStuff@kamala_hayman
https://t.co/GYlLVAb2iZ
Violent angry NZ protests were fuelled by nefarious disinformation, but it’s ‘entirely possible to rebuild’.
https://t.co/OjCwl5JTWD
Analysis by @WaltersLaura
@AnnaGConnell @AnnaGConnell love this. I’m always baffled by people who find clarity when running. The only clarity I find is an awareness of how slowly my body is moving forward. Thanks for sharing . . . I’m off for a run!
I guess the owner of this ute has a good reason for parking in an EV charging park on a busy long weekend, but right now I can’t think what that would be
Secrecy and reputation management in the public sector has been insidiously creeping in over the past two decades. Excellent commentary from @dompost editor @annafifield comparing NZ to other democracies. @NZStuff https://t.co/Ss8M82gHVJ
Seriously fascinated by this story. Imagine @elonmusk’s weekend to-do list: provide lifesaving comms to a stricken Island nation: https://t.co/SaJNw5EhNG
After a monumental news year we’re once again being measured by Nielsen, which has confirmed @NZStuff as NZ’s number one news site, with a unique audience of 2.42 million in November. What a way to finish the year…. 💥