NZ Politics Daily – 25 October 2023
ELECTION ANALYSIS, COALITION NEGOTIATIONS Danyl McLauchlan (Democracy Project): Notes towards an alt-centrist manifesto Jonathan Milne (Newsroom): Ministers-in-waiting begin selling off shares – but…
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Waatea News Column: The looming assault on our most vulnerable and poorest
Research released last week that 600 000 New Zealanders require help from Food Banks each and every month highlights how…
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What this new Climate report really means and why we need to start being honest about climate change
Climate scientists warn Earth systems heading for ‘dangerous instability’ Forecasts about the negative effects of human-caused climate change are not…
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Colonisation in Palestine
It’s fine to pick holes in someone’s arguments and point out inconsistencies in their logic but it’s another thing to…
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The Working Group Election Special: What Election means for the Right with David Seymour, Mathew Hooton and Damien Grant
NOW ON INSTAGRAM! Last week we looked at what went wrong for the Left with Moana Maniapoto and Matt McCarten…
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NZ Politics Daily – 24 October 2023
LABOUR, GREENS Andrea Vance (Post): ‘We didn’t help ourselves’: Labour’s ‘woeful’ campaign laid bare (paywalled) Simon Wilson (Herald): Why didn’t Labour do more? (paywalled)…
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Disinformation from the Left
DISINFORMATION has been part and parcel of the political process since, well, forever. It was only in the Nineteenth Century,…
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In Occupied Palestine – 19 October 2023
19 October 2023 {Main source of statistics: Palestinian Monitoring Group (PMG): https://www.nad.ps/en/violations-reports/daily-report NB:The period covered by this newsletter is taken…
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The real difference between Labour and National: Are the Unions ready for the privatisation blitzkrieg?
Labour didn’t expect to win the 2017 election, nor win an MMP majority in 2020 so had no 100 day…
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With 600 000 needing food banks each month – Labour Day is a sick sad joke of a public holiday
Cost of living crisis: More than half a million people rely on food charity each month Findlay said post COVID…