Wendy The headline on the latest NZ Herald opinion piece by recently minted journalist, the PM’s partner Clarke Gayford, signals that they had a secret holiday and he is going to spill the beans. Not so secret then? Notice how he is able to do his partner’s PR
George It is difficult to debate with those who will not communicate. The climate change examination is no longer about the issue but about the crushing of alternative views. We are all guilty of that from time to time. The first sign of desperation is not being able to withstand
An absolutely basic grammatical error by Stuff sub-editors. Did they not pay any attention at all in English class at school, or were they protesting climate change that day?
The commentary by Andrew Dickens in ‘a newspaper’ on Steve Price’s rant about our Prime Minister holidaying in Australia had me watching the video. Before I got to the rant I was startled by the look of Jacinda walking down the road wearing a coat that she looked like
I don’t think that “Burnout” means what you think it means. The headline says it was a “burnout”, which involves smoking up the tyres on asphalt. You can’t do a burnout on loose sand, it’s impossible, because there is no traction.
Can you see the mistake? I admit that I didn’t immediately until it was pointed out to me. Harbour is spelt incorrectly as “Habour”
Dieuwe de Boer has been slandered by New Zealand’s MSM as a “far-right activist” and targeted by the NZ Police for an over the top armed raid that may have been an unsuccessful attempt to turn him into the poster boy for their new gun laws. They couldn’
Desperate for an ‘alt-right’ white-supremacist story, especially of the home-grown variety, ever-ready Stuff has no shortage of bunnies eager to burrow one where none existed before. Bunnies have poor eyesight and perhaps that’s why latitude should be granted their execrable piece from Sunday 12 Jan.
This government has to be by far the worst government in the history of our nation. Just like those “chinky sounding names” made so famous by her incompetent MP’s in our present government, Dieuwe de Boer sounds very much as though it is of Afrikaans origin – you know, that
Bruce Logan Bruce was the original director of the Maxim Institute and is a current member of the Family First board. He is now busy on his third novel. You can purchase his second novel The Reluctant Assassin on Amazon under the pseudonym Alexander Logan. Many people, maybe most people
Bridges is doubling down that MFAT was involved but then goes on to say that MFAT doesn’t arrange things with high powered ministers so needed to involve his MPs. The interview covers “gun legislation, police activity, and policy positions for the upcoming elections.” […] host Peter Williams asks about the
Haven’t had much in the way of media stuff-ups lately but I came across this when searching the world for my daily cryptic. From the Index of the Daily Mail referring to the “World on the drink” Quite apt really. “4 World On The Drink“
A little bird tells me that a ‘far-left’ (sarc.) teller of tall tales and close associate of criminal hacker Rawshark is back to his old tricks. His next book scheduled to drop this year close to the election is all about…wait for it…wait for it…white supremacists
Subs on holiday at the NZ Herald. Should be ‘fewer’. They get it right in the first sentence of the story at least.
