Opinion: Meghan called out for 'lies' in interview with The Cut
There are two points she made that are called into question about how truthful they are.
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Comment: Democracy depends on wide consultation
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Simon Wilson: Fact checking on the mayoral campaign trail
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Jamie Mackay: The case for, and against, Labour winning election
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Child rapist has public protection order removed - despite being deemed high risk
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Saleswoman criticised by REA is agent selling ex-PM's former home
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Auckland police station burglary: Privacy watchdog seeks assurances
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'I tried to comfort her': French doctor recalls Princess Diana's final moments
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Locked-out Purex employees threatened with $500,000 fine after strike
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Armageddon operator slams Auckland Council for showgrounds closure
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