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framed as vulnerable to UK political instability
Scotland is framed as a site of antagonism and rivalry in the sporting context
Aucklanders framed as a community still bearing scars and excluded from political empathy
New Zealand First's concerns acknowledged and formally accommodated in political process
New Zealand is framed as stable on immigration, not in crisis
Portraying New Zealand First as an antagonistic force in immigration discourse
Government portrayed as downplaying or misrepresenting civil liberties concerns
Ireland's boycott framed as marginalization from a shared European cultural space
Frames subscription-based and restricted-access platforms as hostile enablers of child exploitation
Everlee Wihongi case: Government officials confirm contact with US immigration over Kiwi's detention
New Zealander abroad portrayed as abandoned or inadequately protected by home government
DHS portrayed as unresponsive and lacking compassion in a humanitarian case
existing law framed as being unjustly overridden
portrayed as under threat from development
Government action is framed as legitimate and necessary to provide legal certainty
Framed as asserting agency and demanding respect in international negotiations
framed as failing for a vulnerable subgroup due to external political pressure
It’s parliament, not Love Island: Queensland’s ministerial affair drama becomes a sordid distraction
portrayed as descending into chaotic spectacle
It’s parliament, not Love Island: Queensland’s ministerial affair drama becomes a sordid distraction
portrayed as lacking integrity and credibility
It’s parliament, not Love Island: Queensland’s ministerial affair drama becomes a sordid distraction
portrayed as dysfunctional and performative
The Shared Island Fund is portrayed as a positive and constructive alternative to political stagnation in Northern Ireland
Framed as abusing power and making unfounded allegations
framed as losing support and weakening
The law is portrayed as unjustified and overreaching
Council portrayed as honest and targeted by misinformation campaigns
Council staff portrayed as under threat from public protest and online abuse
The exam body is implicitly questioned for failing students despite claims of fairness