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PM sorry for remarks at business event, after earlier claiming he was mischaracterised
NZ🏛️ PoliticsCenter6 hr. ago

PM sorry for remarks at business event, after earlier claiming he was mischaracterised

The New Zealand Prime Minister has expressed regret over remarks made at a business event, following claims that he was mischaracterized in the media. The statement suggests there may have been a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of his comments, prompting him to issue an apology. The situation highlights potential tensions between political figures and media portrayal, though no specific details are provided regarding the nature of the remarks or the exact circumstances of the apology.

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PM sorry for remarks at business event, after earlier claiming he was mischaracterised

The New Zealand Prime Minister has expressed regret over remarks made at a business event, following claims that he was mischaracterized in the media. The statement suggests there may have been a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of his comments, prompting him to issue an apology. The situation highlights potential tensions between political figures and media portrayal, though no specific details are provided regarding the nature of the remarks or the exact circumstances of the apology.

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