Summarised by Centrist
Eli Rubashkyn (aka Eliana Golberstein) has pleaded guilty to assault charges after dousing British women’s rights campaigner Posie Parker with tomato juice during a protest in Auckland last year.
Rubashkyn, who initially pleaded not guilty, admitted to the charges and will be seeking a discharge without conviction.
Sentencing is set for September 2, with the activist expected to appear remotely.
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“Person of interest” in the Baby Ru investigation.
“We continue to work closely with all parties.”
Less clouds equals more heat from the sun hitting the earth.
Whanau’s mayoral salary is $189,799 per year.
“… blanket censorship …”
“Every now and then I see people complaining how bad Kiwi drivers are – they clearly have not driven in Manila.”
“Person of interest” in the Baby Ru investigation.
“We continue to work closely with all parties.”
Less clouds equals more heat from the sun hitting the earth.
Whanau’s mayoral salary is $189,799 per year.
“… blanket censorship …”
“Every now and then I see people complaining how bad Kiwi drivers are – they clearly have not driven in Manila.”
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