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Hung Tran, a skilled structural engineer who earthquake-proofed Auckland’s Chief Post Office, had his residency application rejected because his son, Khoi, 8, has autism. Immigration New Zealand deemed Khoi’s condition a burden on health and education services, despite his physical health and independence.
Tran, passionate about seismic safety, plans to appeal, saying, “We have a lot to contribute to this country.”
Process as punishment.
Millions of followers tied to sponsorships and brand deals could “pretty much vanish.”
“Many contemplate leaving the profession entirely.”
For the first time since April 2023.
The Coalition government is struggling to undo Jacinda Ardern’s “radical” legacy.
“We’ll spike it. We’ll kill it.”
Process as punishment.
Millions of followers tied to sponsorships and brand deals could “pretty much vanish.”
“Many contemplate leaving the profession entirely.”
For the first time since April 2023.
The Coalition government is struggling to undo Jacinda Ardern’s “radical” legacy.
“We’ll spike it. We’ll kill it.”
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After pouring so much into the fact-check narrative, the mainstream media seems to be struggling to cope with Meta’s bold move.
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