Summarised by Centrist
Education Minister Erica Stanford has apologised in Parliament after allegedly calling Labour MP Jan Tinetti a “stupid b****” during a heated exchange in Question Time. The comment, not caught on microphones, prompted Assistant Speaker Barbara Kuriger to ask Stanford if such a remark had been made. Stanford promptly withdrew the comment and apologised, later expressing regret directly to Tinetti.
The study “definitively proves” natural immunity is stronger than vaccine-induced immunity.
Councils may still apply for Waste Minimisation Fund grants.
“…many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline.”
The UN’s Food Price Index confirms food inflation is accelerating.
One of New Zealand’s largest charity scandals.
“Unreasonable risk to human health.”
The study “definitively proves” natural immunity is stronger than vaccine-induced immunity.
Councils may still apply for Waste Minimisation Fund grants.
“…many parents would prefer to discuss certain subjects with their children on their own terms and timeline.”
The UN’s Food Price Index confirms food inflation is accelerating.
One of New Zealand’s largest charity scandals.
“Unreasonable risk to human health.”
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