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It’s Called the Wrap up Smear
Yesterday we broke the story of how Police used a NZ Herald smear article written by an anonymous person to seek further information so that they could ban Avi Yemini from New Zealand. This tactic is known as a “wrap up smear” in political vernacular, and it is precisely what
Top Ten Most Popular Articles from the past Week
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Govt Not Improving Children’s Lives
Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio,tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under
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Face of the Day
Oh dear, the cabinet manual 2.99 says, “No Minister should endorse in any media any product or service.” F**ken don't even like this flavour. But like @WhittakersNZ chocolate. And love #ReoM?ori.@ArohatiaTeReo pic.twitter.com/eoNXknwqb2 — Marama Davidson MP (@MaramaDavidson) August 29, 2022 Ministers aren’
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Life on the Gravy Train
Information Opinion As Trevor Mallard slinks out the back door of parliament in a few weeks, it would be fascinating to know what his superannuation is. According to the Remuneration Authority website, Mallard (and everyone else) received 16 per cent of his salary as an ‘employer’ contribution from 1993, rising