Which is it? Without as the headline says, or with as the text says? The article makes it clear it is “with”, but that probably doesn’t generate as many clicks.
What do you think dear readers? Is it a genuine stuff up by Newshub or a deliberately duplicitous clickbait headline?
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By outsourcing parenting to the taxpayer, we aren’t curing hardship – we are subsidising a lifestyle of zero accountability.
If there is a coherent principle connecting these two editorial decisions, Stuff should have no difficulty explaining it.
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