RNZ and Guyon Espiner deliberately mislead with a deceitful story about excise tax changes.
OPINION
Radio NZ and their “journalist” Guyon Espiner have always had a hard-on for NZ First. This time they’ve decided to go after Casey Costello and push a non-story that has led Labour MPs to spread the disinformation in an overtly deceitful manner.
The headline misleads in the extreme, suggesting that the Government has set aside $216 million to pay for tax cuts on heated-tobacco products.
In May 2022, Mike Wilton was fined and ordered to undergo supervised professional development after providing a consulting report containing misleading statements and misusing another engineer’s signature.
While we cannot overlook or erase past events, or undo all of the damage that was done, the main emphasis of this roadshow lies in looking to the future.
Consumer NZ criticised the airline’s pricing tactics, awarding Air New Zealand its inaugural “Yeah, Nah Award” for exploiting New Zealand families during the holiday season.
How did the left become such vicious anti-Semites? They just stopped pretending.
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