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Dickhead of the Day
I’m struggling with the schadenfreude, but the real emotion is a deep sense of relief. It feels like a weight has lifted, like hearing someone you were frightened of and hated has suddenly taken ill and can’t hurt you anymore. What a wonderful feeling.#nzpol pic.twitter.com/
Daily News Roundup – 2 October 2020
Election Peter Dunne: No party has offered any innovative strategy for the future Chris Trotter (Daily Blog): You Know What? Collins Could Win This. Tim Watkin (RNZ): Collins goes vote plucking, while Peters makes ‘last stand’ Matthew Hooton (Herald): Act or Green — there’s nothing to fear (paywalled) RNZ: Voters
Caucasian Craziness
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com I’m delighted to read Azerbaijan and Armenian soldiers are once again shooting one another. I say that as notwithstanding the Caucasians being a favourite region of mine, most bravado by soldiers tends to be targeted at civilians, so it’s good to see them
Daily News Roundup – 1 October 2020
Newshub Leaders debate Spinoff: Leaders’ debate #2, election 2020: The verdicts Luke Malpass (Stuff): Election debate verdict: Ardern and Collins draw in round two, but is the die already cast? Scott Palmer and Zane Small (Newshub): Reaction to Leaders Debate between Jacinda Ardern, Judith Collins Herald: Second leaders’ debate – our
Daily News Roundup – 30 September 2020
SFO NZ First decision RNZ: Checkpoint: NZ First Foundation arrangement ‘unprecedented’ – law expert Luke Malpass (Stuff): Serious Fraud Office charges may be final blow for NZ First Audrey Young (Herald): Winston Peters draws on his best defence against SFO, attack (paywalled) Richard Harman (Politik): Campaign derailed David Farrar: SFO lays
Press Election Desperation
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Yesterday was ‘World News Day’
Yesterday, apparently it was ‘World News Day’, gosh. Stuff ‘n Nonsense have published an editorial to accompany the passing of this ignominious event by declaring that “trust” is now “their most important currency”. They may be smarting from the second-lowest “trust” rating as reported by Horizon Research in April
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Daily News Roundup – 29 September 2020
1News Colmar Brunton poll Thomas Coughlan and Luke Malpass(Stuff): Spectre of Labour-Green coalition National’s worst nightmare Pattrick Smellie (BusinessDesk): Labour needs Greens on latest One News poll (paywalled) Claire Trevett (Herald): Do the polls deliver a whisper of hope for National? (paywalled) David Farrar: Latest poll ————— 1News:
Letter to the Editor:
Dear Editor I got quite a shock when I saw on the Stuff website this morning “Stuff code of practice and ethics”. I thought, at long last decent, investigative, factual non-biased non-opinionated journalism was returning to Stuff and I waited with bated breath as the website loaded. So
Face of the Day
Today’s face of the day is ex-pat New Zealander Matt Ratana a 54-year-old policeman who was shot and killed by a person being detained at Croydon Custody Centre last Friday. Sergeant Ratana worked for the UK police for nearly 30 years and was two months away