It’s been known for a long time that New Zealand’s press has two priorities – to keep the government and the advertisers happy in that order. In the lead up to the flag referendum we’re on ‘Brit Hate Watch‘ to see how many manipulative anti-British reports we can spot in the mainstream media, and most…
The annual hikoi to treaty grounds on #WaitangiDay. pic.twitter.com/D9DhwP4RBY — Marika Hill (@MarikaJHill) February 5, 2016 A couple of weeks ago we wished our Australian readers Happy Australia Day, today we’re wishing our New Zealand readers happy Waitangi celebrations. This year’s festivities have already been marred by John Key’s “mickey mouse” insult to the people…
Continuing in our series of Migrant Tales – first hand accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand. Today’s tale was written by a migrant married to a New Zealand woman, living in Christchurch. His family lost thousands of dollars after the Canterbury earthquakes, and have experienced corruption in the city. Fed up with the…
#BREAKING The Prime Minister has pulled out of attending Waitangi celebrations. STORY https://t.co/RF6OOz3Kup pic.twitter.com/ZsGzrzZCrd — nzherald (@nzherald) February 4, 2016 After a larger than expected protest at today’s TPPA signing John Key has just announced he has withdrawn from Waitangi Day celebrations. Maybe, in retrospect, today wasn’t such a good day to be signing something…
Take care if you're out & about in #Auckland CBD today. Some roads are blocked due to #TPPANoWay protests underway. pic.twitter.com/6YduZjZfhi — IAG Insurance NZ (@iagnz) February 3, 2016 #TPPANoWay Sorry but the hand to the throat looks rather excessive. This is what democracy looks like pic.twitter.com/7a3Suvi3sp — E2NZ (@E2NZ) February 4, 2016 This is…
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