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Editor of the and Wellington editor for , via the , and . Author of "The Great Successor."

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  1. 25 Dec 2021

    I am just here to say that was absobloodylutely right.

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  2. 23 Dec 2021

    Wishing a very merry Kiwi Christmas to the Santos family.

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  3. 23 Dec 2021

    I bet you can't make it through this story without tears welling up in your eyes. A little Christmas cheer from of 's Wellington team

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    22 Dec 2021

    前华盛顿邮报北京分社社长是第一个报道我表姐事情的记者。她检查了可以证明我表姐无辜的证据，如银行转账记录，购房记录，购房合同，房产证。不管我们如何努力证明我姐的无辜，新疆就是不肯释放我无辜的表姐。在中国政府的眼里我们早已经不是人了。

    I wrote about ’s cousin Mayila in 2019. I reviewed all the legal documents and bank statements, and it was absolutely clear that Mayila had sent the exact amount of money her parents needed to buy a house in Adelaide. But the CCP labelled this “financing terrorism”
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  5. 22 Dec 2021

    Family members outside Xinjiang are in an impossible position: speak out and risk putting their relatives in further danger, or stay quiet to protect them but feel helpless they’ve done nothing. courageously spoke out. My here:

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  6. 22 Dec 2021

    I wrote about ’s cousin Mayila in 2019. I reviewed all the legal documents and bank statements, and it was absolutely clear that Mayila had sent the exact amount of money her parents needed to buy a house in Adelaide. But the CCP labelled this “financing terrorism”

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  7. 22 Dec 2021

    To understand the very human toll of the Chinese Communist Party’s cultural genocide in Xinjiang, please read this devastating piece by ⁦⁩, one of the bravest people I know, who is speaking out on behalf of her Uyghur family in China

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  8. 21 Dec 2021

    Vaccination/boosters work

    Latest CDC data by vaccine status: Unvaccinated: 451 cases per 100k Vaccinated: 134 cases per 100k Boosted: 48 cases per 100k Unvaccinated: 6.1 deaths per 100k Vaccinated: 0.5 deaths per 100k Boosted: 0.1 deaths per 100k
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  9. 21 Dec 2021

    The ⁦⁩ toy store is everything that is right about our community (and lots that is wrong about our society). I was blown away when I went there and saw how generous Wellingtonians have been and how this will transform families’ Christmases. ❤️

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  10. 21 Dec 2021

    Hooray my Christmas lunch is now planned, thanks to ⁦⁩: The vegetarian version reads roast potatoes with Lucy’s special spicy sauce, green salad with asparagus, and frozen ambrosia. Done!

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  11. 21 Dec 2021

    This is the story we all need at this time of year: Kleptomaniac cat Keith the Thief has now brought home a bong, a bag of white powder and lacy black knickers. say they’re playing a “cat and mouse game” with the recidivist offender

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  12. 21 Dec 2021

    Powerful column from on how New Zealand has gone “from being the world’s food basket to being a nation of food banks” and our a “K-shaped” recovery — where some go up but others go down

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  13. 17 Dec 2021

    Woohoo, go Aotearoa New Zealand

    Seven nations & full vaccinations
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  14. 17 Dec 2021

    I wrote an actual story for today’s ⁦⁩ (but it took me about two months to do so - hard to believe I used to write one every day). Today marks the end of our “Reimagining Wellington” series

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    16 Dec 2021

    After a monumental news year we’re once again being measured by Nielsen, which has confirmed as NZ’s number one news site, with a unique audience of 2.42 million in November. What a way to finish the year…. 💥

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    16 Dec 2021

    Anna Fifield is a former Beijing bureau chief for The Washington Post, and her book "The Great Successor" follows the rise of North Korea's Kim Jong-Un.

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    12 Aug 2021

    US & South Korea carry out military exercises this week angering . Here’s an in-depth look into Inter-Korean relations, North Korea and Kim Jong Un in our latest podcast w/ 👇

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    🇰🇵NEW EPISODE: Leading journalist discussed her years of experience covering North Korea, unpacking Kim Jong-un’s leadership, the prospects for denuclearization, human rights and daily life for the North Korean people, and more. LISTEN ⬇️
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  18. 16 Dec 2021

    It’s December 17: It’s 10 years - 10 years! - since Kim Jong Un took control of North Korea. I’m all set up in an empty Wellington newsroom to talk to ⁦⁩ about a decade of the Third Kim

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  19. 15 Dec 2021

    Endorsing this: Pete’s story of the Kiwi involvement in the Argo case is fascinating and entirely untold until now. Recommended reading

    5th: Best of all, this feature on the story Argo didn't tell: how two Kiwis saved six American diplomats, almost saved a CIA asset, and were chased out of Tehran by a revolutionary militia. Thanks to again for her editing. Grab a to read it! 10/10
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    15 Dec 2021

    Our latest newsletter, out today - 'your part of the jigsaw' - Meri Kirihimete, thank you Aotearoa New Zealand for your . What an incredible jigsaw we are building together for our nation.

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