End of story
A poem by Don Franks.
“Since March 2020, we’ve seen a dramatic increase in bullying from the government.” – @AuntyHeihei
“Cheerleading illiberal laws such as a swastika ban will only confirm that trope in many people’s minds.” – @AKADaneGiraud
In the final analysis, it is clear that the smugness that surrounds TOP is not just about the tone of their rhetoric, but also the substance of their claims. – @PronouncedHare
“All of this is deeply concerning and suggests a widespread culture within the RNZ digital team of editing wire service stories with their own reporting, including by adding their own inherent biases.” – @CranmerWrites
To speak truth to power is, internally to universities, perceived to be a foolish, dangerous act.
The Matt King I’ve had the chance to meet and get to know a little bit better than some isn’t dissimilar to “Matt King- The Politician”.
In a civilised society, these workers who do these dangerous, tedious, necessary tasks would be properly recompensed.
What does it say about a council that it could be ideologically captured by a highly simplistic and selective narrative of a 75 year-old event on the other side of the world?
New Zealand’s experiment with promoting vaping as a tool to quit smoking while avoiding crushing regulations that make electronic cigarettes difficult to purchase legally has impacted smoking levels like no regulation ever could.