That was Then, This is Now #29 – Joyce’s $11.7 billion hole – goneburger!
It would appear that Ms Kaye has inadvertently ‘sunk’ Steven Joyce’s claims of Labour’s $11.7 billion “hole” made during last year’s election campaign.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Secondary teachers reject government’s offer – PPTA
Today at the PPTA annual conference, delegates representating over 17,000 secondary teachers expressed strong concerns about the impact on secondary…
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No concessions agreed on tahr cull – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird has written to the Department of Conservation and the Deerstalkers Association regarding inaccurate media reports that the…
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Judgment: Dotcom Privacy Request Damages Overturned
CIV-2018-485-286 [2018] NZHC 2564 BETWEEN THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL Appellant AND DOTCOM Respondent […] What this case is about [10] This case…
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Celebrations as Tegel mega factory scrapped by Overseas Investment Office – Direct Animal Action
The Overseas Investment Office (OIO) has scrapped Tegel’s plans to buy 200 hectares of land at Arapohue, near Dargaville. This…
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Our Seas Our Future welcomes Countdown decision on sale of plastic straws.
The decision today by Countdown to no longer sell packs of single-use straws has been welcomed by the non-profit marine…
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Here’s Why We’re Still Obsessed With Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs
Ancient Egypt is one of the most well-known civilisations to have ever existed and one of the most successful. There…
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GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – Here you go my brothers.
Something to read. Something to ponder. Something to understand. Something to believe. Something to accept. Something to act on.
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Could the “Taylor” Decision torpedo the “Waka-jumping”Bill?
The Peters-inspired “waka jumping” bill could be a candidate for a Declaration of Inconsistency if enacted. The Attorney General has more than the usual amount of conflict of interest in delivering his NZBOR Review below.
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