Two packets of smoked paprika, for one recipe
I love how Hungarian cooking uses a completely normal amount of paprika
Two packets of smoked paprika, for one recipe
I love how Hungarian cooking uses a completely normal amount of paprika
Hot take: if publishers are choosing to use AI to cut costs or save time, then they shouldn't be a publisher
Super stoked to be on the Storylines Notable Book List for 2025!
#NZauthor #YAlit #booksky
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From memory the Sunday Star Times comp is usually open around now? But I can see nothing online about this year's competition 🤷♀️
that is a good question
Is the Sunday Star Times short story competition still a thing? Or has that gone along with everything else good in the world? #NZlit
Extremely underwhelming "waterfall"
Niagara Falls, Southland
Big slay to hear my novel reviewed on Radio New Zealand ! 🎉
#YAlit #NZLit #booksky
www.rnz.co.nz/national/pro...
In their ruling, released today, the NZMC also took issue with that, writing: The parents are entitled to express their views about the tragic events and their views on the teen’s gender identity and RNZ is entitled to report them. But their perspective came from a particular point of view and drove the narrative. The fact that the story was brought to RNZ by a group that is regarded as having an anti-trans perspective should have alerted RNZ to the fact that there was a wider agenda at play.
The NZMC concluded: The Council believes RNZ should have been aware that there was a wider agenda at play and another side of the story that needed to be told, particularly when further information emerged after the publication of the first story. They could have provided a balancing alternative perspective in a number of ways, in the original story or subsequently. The complaint is upheld for lack of balance and fairness.
as reported in webworm today, the nz media council has ruled against RNZ, saying it lacked balance and fairness in its reporting over the death of trans teen alex. hopefully this encourages RNZ to look at all their reporting on trans issues - they need to (www.webworm.co/trainhopping/)
Even if you don't vote for your council (pls do but), tick that box for the referendum.
It is BINDING for three terms - so if it fails, no Māori ward for nearly a decade.
And EVERYONE votes, not just Māori. Tāngata Tiriti step up, Pākehā mā, you need to vote.
the fact that the US Embassy HERE has its flag at half-mast for Charlie Kirk is insane
Omggggg I love this 💕
A hoarding for Ray Chung's mayoral bid which has been graffiti'd to give him boobs and labelled "soft pendulous breasts"
Newtown/Mount Cook political commentary
The 'two languages confuse children' line is literally assimilationist shit from two generations ago that has been so massively debunked even as whole cohorts lost their mother tongues at school.
Having Paul Goldsmith speak at the NZCYA Awards is like that one uncle no one likes turning up at your family reunion
I had so much fun talking to Rachael Craw about writing, AI slop, and more ! Give it a read x
#YA #authorinterview #booksky
thespinoff.co.nz/books/02-08-...
check it out !
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if you like my book (and/or me), please consider giving it a vote for the Whitcoulls Kids' Top 50!
#YAauthor #booksky #nzya
www.whitcoulls.co.nz/kids-top50
a wee taster of my book to whet your appetite
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www.ketebooks.co.nz/en/interview...
"remain politically neutral" IT'S FUCKING PARLIAMENT
Ridiculous how Glastonbury is more appalled by an artist's words than by the Israeli government's actions. Make it make sense
I hope Jeff Bezos is enjoying his honeymoon on the Titan-2.
Visiting Auckland bookstores with @hannahmarsh.bsky.social 🤩 Signed copies of It's a Bit More Complicated Than That at Time Out, The Women's Bookshop, Little Unity and Whitcoulls Commercial Bay and St Lukes!
We're always asking where's Wally, but have we ever asked how's Wally?
never trust an Aucklander when they say it's cold
made long and protracted eye contact with winston peters at the airport today. a strange moment