JustinL (@Justin_275) header
JustinL (@Justin_275) profile picture

South Auckland & coffee. RTs not endorsements. Editor @275times, Chief of News @PMN__news, write occasionally @TheSpinoffTV

Mangere, South Auckland.
Joined August 2014
Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)Photo by JustinL (@Justin_275)
Le Tanoa🗞️: 25 September 2024 - mailchi.mp/pmn/le-tanoa-rnz-…
1
1
68
While most in New Zealand and Australia were recognising the Anzacs this past week, a section of the Tuvaluan community were marking some unique military history known as 'the day of the bombing'. Read more: pmn.co.nz/read/news/rebulish…
1
1
113
PMN political reporter Alakihihifo Vailala breaks down the historic vote that has seen all parties, except National, support a member's bill which enables the restoring of the entitlement to NZ Citizenship for some Samoans. #nzpol Read more: pmn.co.nz/read/politics/land…
5
1
17
1,498
In rare show of bipartisan cooperation, MPs across Parliament are set to pass a members bill to restore New Zealand citizenship for Samoans born between 1924 and 1949. Despite National saying they would not vote for it, NZ First and ACT have confirmed they will help it pass.
6
2
12
945
Here are the concluding remarks from Teanua Tuiono's speech to MPs, before they voted to pass his member's bill. soundcloud.com/justin-latif-…
1
3
124
Incredible work by my colleagues at @PMN__News & @531pi to help build the community momentum that helped this pass. Proud day for Pacific media and Pacific communities who came together to make this possible.
Replying to @NZGreens
@NZGreens MP @teanau_tuiono's Restoring Citizenship Removed By Citizenship Act 1982 Bill has passed, thanks to 71 votes from MPs from the Greens, Labour, Te Pati Maori, along with coalition govt parties NZ First and ACT. Head to pmn.co.nz for more.
3
149
Beautiful and important piece for anyone who is dealing with some version of imposter syndrome
1
2
156
You might be worried about how you're going to deal with your bozo family and their insufferable opinions today but thankfully I have put together this list of topics to avoid so you can keep the peace 1news.co.nz/2023/12/17/14-to…
7
11
5
112
11,614
Massive thanks to my workmate @enavuku for all his incredible work on this. And shout out to @PCF_NZ for the grant that enabled us to travel to Fiji.
1
90
This was a change from my usual Sat morn. And big thanks to my team at @PMN__News who made sure I had some relevant things to say.
Indications coalition negotiations are over their 'major hurdles', will speed up - political commentator dlvr.it/SygqdH
1
140
Frank is a good man and he and his family have fallen into a gap in our health system. This is their only option for Selah. The surgery that would let her return to a normal life isn't available here. Chip in if you're able.
Recently I shared my daughter's health journey. It has now been confirmed that we will need to take her to Germany for surgery. It's going to cost well beyond our means so we have started a fundraiser. We would appreciate any help and support. givealittle.co.nz/cause/supp…
4
27
3
118
17,765
Pacific Post-Election Special on Sunday 15 October Join us for a two-hour special at midday and find out how the election results will affect Pacific people. pmn.co.nz/read/politics/paci…
1
1
104
Given this is probably my last political column, which has really just been an excuse to talk about my favourite music, it’s appropriate I end with a rant about Gil Scott-Heron’s all-time classic. #nzpol
Opinion: Voter turnout and the minor parties look to be important factors in this coming election. Read more: pmn.co.nz/read/politics/elec…
2
166