The President and the Ceasefire
Some reflections on Donald Trump's recent comments and the somewhat ceasefire in the Middle East
Some reflections on Donald Trump's recent comments and the somewhat ceasefire in the Middle East
Information damaging to police interests was consistently absent from what was initially made public, and consistently only emerged under pressure from persistent journalists. The OIA exists precisely to prevent this.
For a man of his age his workload is immense and his stamina is at least on a par with his ego. Yet, the media paint him as a bad man at every opportunity.
He said he wasn’t going to play O’Brien’s game, but he did. Rather than feebly protesting at her question, he should have gone on the front foot and challenged her attempt to reduce cabinet appointments to a matter of identity politics.
Gayford can claim to be bewildered all he likes. The rest of us are not.
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
A statutory misadventure dressed up as purposive interpretation
Are we witnessing organic ‘feel good’ stories about the PM’s wife? Or is it something else? And why does the NZ media call her our ‘First Lady’?
The next election will test whether New Zealanders prefer messy delivery with real trade-offs or polished irrelevance. Right now, only one side is offering the former.
Allowing obvious dickheads to slip through candidate vetting isn’t good enough.
The truth would emerge eventually, and media is finally asking questions. And those who deceived us must be held accountable.