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Who said: “If you’re that sensitive, don’t go to the theatre. You could be very shocked.”

Which ministry was Manawatū resident Sue Taylor referencing when she said: “They treat everyone like trash, like a number.”

Who was University of Auckland professor Neal Curtis referencing when he said: "When someone takes a term used to help protect a minority group from the violence of segregation and applies it to sushi, it speaks volumes about them."

Which popular Japanese novelist said: “My mom taught her sons to look forward with hope even in difficult times by showing us how to smile. Live with a smile. This is the underlying theme of my work.”

Which hospital did the junior doctor work at who said: “Almost invariably, whenever I was on night duty, I found myself virtually running from patient to patient all night long.”

Who said: “When you are a young Māori mother, you sit at the intersections of [many] risks, because the system was never designed from the beginning to take you into account.”

Who posted this on X (formerly Twitter): “Sad to see last episode of Sunday programme on TVNZ: the victim of an unwillingness and/or incapacity to think outside the box on funding of long-form current affairs programming. Who will tell NZers’ compelling stories now?”