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I'm pretty sure chefs work in a galley, not a gallery.

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I'm sure a billionaire can find someone who's both a chef and an artist. Or maybe it's photos of food.
jamesrt: https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350167926/severe-thunderstorm-warning-wairarapa
It is expected the thunderstorms will impact the southern Wairarapa area until 6.07pm on Saturday
That's amazingly precise for a weather forecast!
This line made me smile when I was reading about that fire in Onehunga on the Herald website:
The NZTA Waka Kotahi traffic cameras show plumes of grey smoke still coming from the fire. Fenz has advised those nearby to stay out of the fire.
Kind of spoiled my plans for the rest of the day .... 😀
This stupid "there must be a photo" policy rears its head again.
Article: Brawl erupts in High Court at murder accused's hearing
Photo: A street with cop cars.
"Paddy wagon" does not appear in the article I read (RNZ), so there must be at least two media outlets plonking pointless photos on pages.
Behodar: , so there must be at least two media outlets plonking pointless photos on pages.
gzt:Behodar: , so there must be at least two media outlets plonking pointless photos on pages.
I see yeah. I take your point about stock and reused photos. Imo those should be identified somehow clearly as part of a commitment to accuracy.
"as part of a commitment to accuracy" - That's a big ask. I don't see it happening (as the length of this thread clearly evidences).
Behodar:
This stupid "there must be a photo" policy rears its head again.
Article: Brawl erupts in High Court at murder accused's hearing
Photo: A street with cop cars.
RNZ is one of the worst offenders. If they absolutely have to do this, I wish they would at least use different stock photos.
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[Winston Peters] met with Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown, where he has promised $16.5 million to mutually-agreed renewable energy projects, cycle shelter upgrades, battery replacements and water security
"cycle shelter upgrades" or "cyclone shelter upgrades"
Somehow I find the latter more likely
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