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Things That Make Me Go Hmm

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What is wrong with this picture? Peeni Henare (second from right) met with iwi health providers from across Te Tai Tokerau in Whangarei. Photo / RNZ / Samantha Olley

Note the lack of social distancing and mask-wearing by Peeni Henare and the others in the photograph.

Are you surprised that it wasn’t picked up on by the NZ Herald journalists?

The same journalists who dragged Judith Collins over the coals for buying and eating an ice cream without a mask while in the South Island.

The same journalists who claimed that rule-breaking Siouxsie Wiles and her friend Dr Gaston did nothing wrong.

One Source of Truth. Image credit Wibble. The BFD.

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