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A Canterbury brewery company, which received massive backlash last year after a hateful social media comment, has once again stirred controversy with a rac
Construction of a vast new multi-million dollar religious centre on a 9 hectare Māngere site adjacent to historic Ōtuataua Stonefields Historic Reserve is
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Daniel Laufer05:00, May 29 2021 Brett Jordan/Unsplash Is an apology enough to end a crisis? It depends on the type of transgression. OPINION: Earlier this month, David Gaughan, the owner of Eagle Brewing, posted on Facebook a statement about Māori viewed by many in the public as offensive. As a result of Gaughan’s Facebook post, companies started pulling Eagle Brewing’s products from their shelves including Liquorland and The Beer Library in Christchurch. Bars in Auckland and Wellington were also quick to stop selling Eagle Brewing products. Gaughan quickly apologised for his Facebook ...