Labour Jumps From Cow Pat To Cow Pat
Scarcely a one of their MPs has ever worked at a real job or demonstrated any administrative skill.
We Are Winning
However, this equivalent of a legal comfort blanket does NOT give men the right to enter women’s spaces.
Orthodoxy and Dissidence at Radio New Zealand.
Our Masters’ Voice: Promoting acceptable ideas and suppressing everything that challenges the prevailing orthodoxy may be the winning formula in Putin’s Russia, but it should not be Radio New Zealand’s.
The Troubling report into Stuart Nash’s conflicts of interest
Although it has been glossed over, the investigation discovered that Nash had been guilty of another breach of the Cabinet Manual – once again involving one of his major business donors.
Media ignore the real story behind Luxon's Tesla rejection
In his downtime, he favours a low emission vehicle which is not the most salubrious form of transport.
Like Sturgeon, shouldn't Tamihere face police investigation for fraud?
If the Maori Party is king maker, would the result be legitimate?
RNZ's non-exposé of the year
Whether intentionally or not, the story was presented in such a way as make Luxon look bad.
What to expect from Chris Hipkins’ trip to China
During his time in China, Chris Hipkins will be seeking to rekindle and rebuild the trading relationship, especially after Covid-19.
A Disappointing pick-and-mix approach to electoral reform
But the problem is that the panel’s package is something of a pick-and-mix selection for politicians to choose between.
Unequal To The Task?
More than 40 years of affirming New Zealanders’ Right to Protest had left the NZ Police without the training or the equipment to “move on” hundreds of determined protesters (many of whom were working-class battlers and not at all averse to mixing-it-up with the cops). It took weeks to assemble the person-power necessary to clear the anti-vaccination mandates protesters’ encampment from Parliament Grounds.