No, as I mentioned in the second post, just updated the date/time. Nothing else. Even the same URL.

Not strictly on topic, but accurate...

Today's Stuff quiz thinks that London is west of Lisbon.

(Edit: Fixed now)

Behodar:

Today's Stuff quiz thinks that London is west of Lisbon.

(Edit: Fixed now)

NZH headline today:

"Former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe 'shot' during speech"

What does this mean? Was he shot or not? Or was he sort-of shot? The story following the headline doesn't shed any light on the ambiguity the headline creates.

I'm sure it means "this what we are reporting" (any relationship to the truth is purely coincidental) 

Maybe it was a camera shot. Or maybe he was drunk during the speech. Either way, he collapsed, bleeding.

From: https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/129226130/christchurchs-winter-fireworks-spectacular-postponed-due-to-wet-weather

Where is "New Brightson"?

I know that 'motion blur' is a recognised artistic photography technique, but this.........??

There's motion blur, and then there's phone in a blender...

When your cameraman has a bad case of the DTs.

Or the photo editor has a bad case of amblyopia.

From here

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/300636426/woman-in-her-70s-leapt-on-an-armed-man-in-bid-to-stop-auckland-store-robbery

“It wasn’t until he was almost at the exit that he got the woman off and said’ if you move I'm going to effing shoot you’,” she said.

The witness’ 17-year-old daughter had her phone out taking pictures.

“We heard glass breaking, really loud noises. I was shaking. It was nerve-racking,” the teenager said.

I always thought is was nerve-wracking. We're not putting things on a rack here.

I learned "wracking" too, but the OED says that either is correct.