Summarised by Centrist
Te Pāti Māori has announced a boycott of the New Zealand Herald after it ran a front-page ad from Hobson’s Pledge, which the party claims is spreading “deceitful misinformation” against Māori. Co-leader Rawiri Waititi condemned the Herald for promoting an anti-Māori agenda, stating, “The New Zealand Herald have allowed themselves to be bought off by a well-resourced anti-Māori collective.”
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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