She said: “Everyone else gets to recover privately in their room. Why am I the one that’s being moved out of my room?”
She alleged it was because she was Maori, had a moko and was younger than all the other guests.
There lies some of the problem: we now know from that description her entitlement is not only childish but nauseating.
If there is a coherent principle connecting these two editorial decisions, Stuff should have no difficulty explaining it.
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