Posts by Emma Hart
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"Auckland -- like Wellington, but with celebrities!"
It could work.
Both for Auckland, and for Wellington.
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My partner appears to have ad-blocking software installed in his head, but the other night I made him switch it off and watch that ad for Auckland. Then I said, "What was that an ad for?" His reply? "Wellington."
There's a bunch of money well spent.
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p, that was WAY over the line, way over it. If you have a pressing need to discuss anal knife insertion, I suggest you find somewhere else to do it, because you're not welcome here.
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Emma, feel free to do the same.
Done and doing.
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I don't see why my mechanic couldn't be the guy "up the front" at a wedding - presuming that the only state recognition of marriage is an official form signed by both partners with appropriate witnesses.
My partner and I were just discussing what the celebrant is actually FOR and why you have to have one at all. We eloped and had the lowest-key civil union you possibly could, but we still needed a celebrant, and apparently a witnessed ceremonial declaration of intent - more than you need to make a will.
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And point proven.
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Kahui travelled and the coach was saying yesterday medical staff expect him to be right for the final.
To be fair, according to Twitter he may be on a plane to Vanuatu with me and Megan and Jo. I'm just sayin'.
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I've seen nothing from p to indicate that he has the ability or intention to contribute anything to any discussion. Can I ask people to simply not feed the troll in this case?
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I think a rule of thumb for live crosses would be to not do them in a place where _no_ information relevant to the story originated.
The day I watched this Media7, TV3 did a live cross to a reporter standing in the dark with the Sky Tower behind him, so he could introduce a piece on the Super City. He could have been standing in front of one of the Daily Show's blue screens for all the good it did.
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Okay, well how are people feeling about I/S's plan to amend the Marriage Act? It seems like a fairly simple step to marriage equality: can we get some kind of consensus around it?
And Kyle, I know how you feel. My initial purpose in writing this column was to just shove the issue forward so it didn't disappear off the radar completely. But now I do feel this slight disappointment that I can't push people towards something constructive (besides Russell's advertisements for diversity, which I have been pushing people to).