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[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Astro-Turf Campaign Thrown at ON
Establishment billionaires throw massive funds into deceptive attack campaign.
SAS Soldiers Resign en Masse
Outrage over recent war crime probes into Afghanistan and Syria, which have been branded ‘witch hunts’, are believed to be the main driving forces.
NZ fuel stock still stable after another fall, government says
The government says NZ fuel stock remains stable despite “another fall”, signalling no immediate threat...
Coalition spat deepens as Christopher Luxon fires back at Winston Peters
Christopher Luxon has responded to Winston Peters as a coalition spat widened in Wellington, with...
Hundreds of Flights Axed as Jet Fuel Runs Dry
Holidaymakers could face summer disruption.
Christopher Luxon blames NZ First for Jacinda Ardern’s rise
Christopher Luxon has escalated a New Zealand politics row with Winston Peters, saying NZ First...
NZ politics: RNZ on responsibility and porkies in Parliament
RNZ news reports that a recent parliamentary debate NZ-wide has sharpened a political controversy in...
Treat the Pope’s Views on the Middle East With Caution
An old hatred repackaged for the 21st century.
MBIE pressed over fuel stock secrecy
"Each time we’ve asked a very basic question: what exactly is commercially sensitive about publishing the names of fuel tankers and their cargoes? And each time, we’ve received no answer.”
Luxon rebukes Jones over ‘butter chicken tsunami’ remarks on India deal
Luxon said NZ First was “frankly wrong” on the India FTA, just as it had been “wrong to oppose the China FTA.”
Government quietly moves to amend and repeal some Treaty clause references
The review was part of the National-NZ First coalition agreement. It covered 23 pieces of legislation, excluding Treaty settlement laws, and was intended to assess laws containing references to Treaty principles.