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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 33m

Surry 😉

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 20h

Lots of swearing. All warranted.
Lots of work went into this ❤️

the Juice Media @thejuicemedia.com · 1d

The Government of New Zealand has made a new tourism ad and it's surprsingly honest and informative!

Honest Government Ad | Visit New Zealand!

YouTube video by thejuicemedia

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 21h

Not the easiest thing to do; go you!

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 22h

Definitely keen for a follow up; this was brilliant

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 1d

Shepherds Reign also amazing 😍 not reo but 'nesian

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 1d

When does the RSB take effect? 🥺🥺🥺

Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 1d

Appreciated 🙏🏾

The Press @thepress.co.nz · 1d

Waimate’s mayor has issued a firmly worded statement condemning “racist and divisive” online attacks on a young leadership programme participant.

‘We condemn it’: Mayor takes stand against racist comments

Waimate’s mayor has issued a firmly worded statement condemning “racist and divisive” online attacks on a young leadership programme participant.

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 1d

The Bagshaws are consistently good people. Everything she said ❣️

The Press @thepress.co.nz · 1d

Dame Sue Bagshaw says she is seeing too many young people without homes who don’t know where their next meal is coming from.

Christchurch community marches against lack of state housing

Dame Sue Bagshaw says she is seeing too many young people without homes who don’t know where their next meal is coming from.

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 2d

To quote Tā Tīmoti Kāretu,

"Kāre he hua o te tangiweto e tātau mā"

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 2d

... just a wahine irapūmau... musing on when... and where... to deploy 'no, not that'...

... to whom...

... or in the comments of whose posts...

... or in which submissions...

We can find many more appropriate uses for this phrase. Also looks like 'nono tthat' so...

#whakatauākī
#nonotthat

Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 2d

Pleeease make time to vote today if you haven't already 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

The Spinoff @thespinoff.bsky.social · 2d

Last chance to vote for council with one more day to go

After a promising start, turnout is on the slide – but there's still time to get out and vote....

thespinoff.co.nz

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 2d

😂😂😂

Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 3d

Helpful threads ☺️

Greg Pak @gregpak.net · 3d

So last night I migrated @gregpak.net from Bluesky to Blacksky's myatproto.social server for non-Black users! A few thoughts on the process for anyone thinking about this...

Greg Pak @gregpak.net · 3d

whew. that took a while! but it looks like i'm done! all blobbed up in blobtown!

Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 4d

Proud of you, internet stranger. It's hard out there for people who *aren't* also battling addiction - you are doing both, you survived and you are surviving 💪🏾💗 bloody good work.

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 5d

❣️❣️❣️

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E-Tangata @etangata.bsky.social · 7d

“For those of us who’ve been pressured to assimilate into Pākehā culture, it’s tempting to think that assimilating into Māori culture is respectful. But this is not what’s being asked of us.” — Mengzhu Fu.

We all have a stake in the future of this place | E-Tangata

“For those of us who’ve been pressured to assimilate into Pākehā culture, it’s tempting to think that assimilating into Māori culture is respectful. But this is not what’s being asked of us.” — Mengzh...

e-tangata.co.nz

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 7d

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 8d

E mārama ana.

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Assiduously Julie @awaterevalley.bsky.social · 9d

How to do a special vote for local elections.

Didn’t get a voting pack? You can still vote in the local elections
thespinoff.co.nz/politics/03-...

Didn’t get a voting pack? You can still vote in the local elections

There's still time! Don't give up!

thespinoff.co.nz

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 9d

Understood - I feel a bit helpless when it comes to that side of things.

This matrix helps me know what to seek out, what to request of journalists, and even what to say to others about people who are certainly acting like populists.

Another part of the same article:

Quick ID: when to switch to harm-reduction coverage

Treat a figure as "populist" for coverage purposes if both are true:

People vs "corrupt elite" framing in their rhetoric; and

Broken reciprocity with the media - criticism fuels them; recognition/normalisation matters more than tone; routine attacks on journalists.

Signs reciprocity is broken? Tick at least two: negative coverage recycled as proof of bias; "flooding the zone" with claims; coverage volume exceeds electoral support/salience; misuse of the right of reply.

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Why the usual options backfire

In the moment, most of us default to one of three: ignore, cover neutrally, cover critically. Each carries predictable risk:

Ignore - the claim spreads unchecked somewhere else.

Cover neutrally - you create a phoney "debate" and confer status.

Cover critically - you still confer status and feed the "media hates us" script.

The fix is not less coverage; it's different coverage.

Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 9d

Āna 👍🏾

This writer put names to what we've seen repeatedly here.

Had only a passing interest in the arts of rhetoric until things kept happening that seemed incomprehensible.

Now attentively learning about those arts as employed by cult leaders and dictators 😫

ASHAMED of our country 💔🇵🇸

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 9d

This 🫶🏾

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Joshua J. Friedman @joshuajfriedman.com · 10d

One of my favorite anecdotes from THE PREHISTORY OF THE FAR SIDE: "That doesn't sound like the Jane Goodall we know."

A few days after this cartoon was published, my syndicate received a very indignant letter from someone representing the Jane Goodall Institute.
Not only did my syndicate and I both get read the Riot Act, there was a vague implication that litigation over this cartoon might be around the corner.
I was horrified. Not so much from a fear of being sued (I just couldn't see how this cartoon could be construed as anything but silly, but because of my deep respect for Jane Goodall and her well-known contributions to pri-matology. The last thing in the world I would have intentionally done was offend Dr. Goodall in any way.
Before I had a chance to write my apology, another complication arose.
The National Geographic Society contacted my syndicate and expressed a

desire to reprint the cartoon in a special centennial issue of their magazine. My editor, aware of what had just occurred, declined, explaining why.
Apparently, whoever it was that sent the inquiry from National Geographic was shocked. They told my editor that "that doesn't sound like the Jane Goodall we know." They did some checking themselves, and an interesting fact was eventually discovered: Jane Goodall loved the cartoon. Furthermore, she was totally unaware that any of this "stuff" was going on. Some phone calls were made, and the cartoon was not only reprinted in the centennial issue of National Geographic, but was also used by her Institute on a T-shirt for fund-raising purposes.
I've since had an opportunity to visit Dr. Goodall at her research facility in Gombe. It's a wonderful place (sort of like right out of National Geographic).
"To refer to Dr. Goodall as a tramp is inexcusable even by a self-described 'loony' as Larson. The cartoon was incredibly offensive and in such poor taste that readers might well question the editorial judgment of running such an atrocity in a newspaper that reputes to be supplying news to persons with a better than average intelligence. The cartoon and its message were absolutely stupid." —Excerpt from the above-mentioned letter that started the ruckus

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 9d

While we're here, long-time Pāti Māori supporter, also a supporter of Toitū Te Tiriti, and from where I sit, de-linking them is positive.

Different jobs, different contexts, & different ideal skill sets and character needed.

Like the difference between rūnaka & hapū leaders

.. Who said that?? 👀😂

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Hākui K (she/her) @haakuik.bsky.social · 9d

This looks like ✨gold✨ to my layperson's eyes. Any whakaaro from expert people?

With big mihi to @froomkin.bsky.social and @jayrosen.bsky.social for sharing this article.

AoNZ we all know which people to check our public responses to. Test it out, let us all know how well it worked.

Reporting populism: the harm-reduction matrix, by Michael Hauser Tov.

Available at this link:
https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/harm-reduction-playbook-covering-populists

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