Border Michael Morrah (Newshub): Senior quarantine whistleblower says staff were refused regular testing programme despite pleas Derek Cheng (Herald): Horrible sense of déjà vu over Government border blunders (paywalled) Jenna Lynch (Newshub): As officials hunt for the source of Auckland’s COVID-19 cluster, there’s also a search for
A case of mistaken identity from Stuff where they mistake a pale-faced woman for a dark-faced man! They should have gone to Specsavers! The BFD. Stuff up of the day. This isn’t Shamubeel Eaqub. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing
Election date Bryce Edwards (Guardian): By delaying the New Zealand election Jacinda Ardern appears magnanimous and conciliatory Audrey Young (Herald): Full marks to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for the way she delayed the election (paywalled) Matthew Hooton (Herald): October 17 choice masterful by Jacinda Ardern (paywalled) Stuff Editorial: Election postponed:
Newstalk ZB reporter Andrew Dickens has claimed that Aucklanders have behaved “unforgivably” during this latest lockdown by flouting level three restrictions and enjoying the winter sunshine on our beaches. What do you think, dear readers? I am one of the many Aucklanders who has been forcibly barricaded into my city
I didn’t know that American Presidential Candidate Joe Biden was Australian! Who knew? Stuff did. The BFD. Stuff up of the day. Source Stuff. If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
In a perfect display of the fourth estate’s (or should I say the left estate’s) contempt for debate and the free exchange of considered opinions, Stuff on Saturday editorialised in prose and cartoon, box-holing all criticism of Dear Leader’s handling of our COVID response as conspiracy
Election date Thomas Coughlan (Stuff): Decision day looms for Jacinda Ardern as Winston Peters threatens retaliation if election not delayed Richard Harman: Peters hints at constitutional challenge to PM Jane Patterson (RNZ): Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern to announce decision on election date today Claire Trevett (Herald): Return of Covid-19
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Like a good old custard pie in the face, there’s nothing quite so deliciously amusing as watching an online poll go pear-shaped. In 2016, Australian Muslim Mariam Veiszadeh ran a Twitter poll demanding to know whether her followers opposed or supported a ban on Muslim immigration to Australia.
“Honey I shrunk Auckland!” From Stuff. If this map is showing all of Auckland then Auckland has shrunk and lots of us are no longer living under level 3…hooray! The BFD. Stuff up of the day. Source: Stuff If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please
Kate Hawkesby points out what is becoming increasingly obvious. The government is taking advantage of COVID to avoid having to be held accountable for its incompetence. I know of four families who lost teenagers to suicide these past school holidays. […]Our suicide rates in this country should be of no
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com God help us; the bloody Herald has done it again and provided a lengthy “update” on Millie Elder Holmes’s “progress” in her 14 days hotel room quarantine. So, what has Millie done? Found a cure for cancer? Nope. Written a novel, learnt to speak
Really? Announcing Pakuranga College had a case when it didn’t is a pretty massive mistake. https://t.co/9FIhnKQNYA — Simeon Brown (@SimeonBrownMP) August 14, 2020
Mark Steyn once observed that while Barack Obama is probably not a secret Muslim, if he was, “what would he do differently?” The same question might be asked of The Project’s Waleed Aly. Aly is the Australian left-media’s favourite telegenic “moderate Muslim”. But, like a great many
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