[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
How to lose subscribers and alienate journalists.
Winning the narrative, in other words, is not the same as winning the war. It may not even be relevant once the shells start falling.
“Unshrunk” serves as a powerful educational text for anyone scratching their head as to why, with all the psychiatric services and medications at our fingertips, we in the West are struggling more than ever before with mental health.
The left simply does not understand the vital relationship between investment, innovation, risk and profit.
As I have argued previously, our model should be Singapore – friendly with both the US and China, but not in a military alliance with either country.
When a UN official accepts money from organisations that support terrorism, excuses antisemitic violence and is then protected by the system that should hold her accountable, we are witnessing something dangerous: the collapse of credibility in the international rules-based order.
If National doesn’t start listening to its voter base then the damage it is inflicting on itself will only get worse.
Christopher Luxon will have much to think about on his 12-hour flight to China. Israel’s strikes on Iran complicate an already complex geopolitical picture. The fog of war is here.
The logic of the climate lobby leads inescapably to horrors never imagined in human history.
Why the Regulatory Standards Bill terrifies the Wellington priesthood.
We should not be sanitising the country for the small number of people who refuse to take responsibility for themselves.