Summarised by Centrist
Commerce Minister Andrew Bayly has apologised after a formal complaint alleged he repeatedly called a worker “a loser” and told him to “f*** off” during a business visit. Bayly admitted his comments were meant in “a light-hearted manner” but acknowledged they caused offence, saying, “I got it completely wrong, and I unreservedly apologise.” Prime Minister Luxon expressed disappointment but retains confidence in Bayly.
He apologised, so there’s that.
“…Mainstream Media uncritically drank the Disinformation Project Kool Aid…”
“…think carefully about particular decisions where a person (whether the victim or the defendant) is Māori…”
RNZ pulls in more clicks with lifestyle and celebrity content.
A “stretch too far”.
“One of the biggest failures in food history.”
He apologised, so there’s that.
“…Mainstream Media uncritically drank the Disinformation Project Kool Aid…”
“…think carefully about particular decisions where a person (whether the victim or the defendant) is Māori…”
RNZ pulls in more clicks with lifestyle and celebrity content.
A “stretch too far”.
“One of the biggest failures in food history.”
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