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When converting a date string for the server into a NSDate – which is in this format
2012-09-07T11:57:44+10:00
we’re using this dateFormat in NSDateFormatter
yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZZZ':'mm
but the minutes are always zero minutes.
The second “mm” overwrites the result of the first and sets minutes to zero, having parsed the “00” on the end of the timezone.
In order to parse that format of timestamp you must first somehow remove the last
:character, as NSDateFormater cannot handle that.