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  1. Yep, good on her, well done. I read it and took it at face value as an act of genuine contrition.

    The Herald, not so much!

    1. Totally agree. The second half of her rambling mea culpa was a pseudo intellectual drivelling excuse for her first article, and its clear it was written for click bate in the first instance supported by the Herald. As for that pathetic photo….boo hoo and this just continues on with the theme.

    2. +1

      Her so-called apology was a pity party cloaked with a half-hearted mea culpa. I dismiss it as self serving rubbush.

  2. As a Christian; – I am prepared to give her (Deborah a second chance for sure since i trust your judgement Martyn always.

    Secondly we in Gisborne are hoping like hell that MP Jacinda Ardern will save our damaged rail service as promised by Labour in 2016 as it was bloody busy when they damaged it see here;

    http://www.stuff.co.nz/dominion-post/news/6170590/At-risk-rail-line-can-t-cope-with-demand.

    https://yournz.org/2013/01/23/phil-twyford-responds-on-gisborne-napier-rail/

    http://gisborneherald.co.nz/localnews/2437884-135/labour-greens-united-on-rail

    https://yournz.org/tag/berl/

    http://www2.nzherald.co.nz/the-country/news/article.cfm?c_id=16&objectid=11917255

    http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA1302/S00183/kiwirail-admits-lack-of-maintenance-led-to-wash-out.htm

    It was National’s fault that damaged the Gisborne rail in 2012 and should be made responsible now for paying to fix it.

    And since Clark is a native of Gisborne perhaps he will facilitate our wish also for his fellow Gisborne community, since our roads are now falling apart and are ‘gridlocked’ and crammed full of huge trucks all the time making them very dangerous.

  3. Now we just need an apology from the dirty politics operative editing the Herald, who thought it would be a fabulous idea to lead the news with the offending piece, and call it “breaking news”.
    #nzheraldwherebalancedjournalismgoestodie

  4. Hmmmmm…

    It still doesn’t answer one basic question; how did her original attack-prose get past NZ Herald’s sub-editor(s)? That’s assuming they still have sub-editors. (Fairfax got rid of most of theirs some years back.)

    If NZ Herald is willing not only to publish material of that kind – and highlight it on their front page! – then the problem runs far deeper than an ill-considered “opinion piece” from one columnist having a bad day.

  5. Well done, Deborah, for apologising. But yeah… you should probably have stopped at the halfway mark. The last few paragraphs come across as being a bit wanky… but then, we’re all a bit wanky every now and then.

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