NZ Politics Daily: 19 June 2023
Today’s content ELECTION, PARLIAMENT Claire Trevett (Herald): Christopher Luxon hunts for mojo while Chris Hipkins hunts for good news on Puhoi…
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Feral antivax Democracy NZ is imploding over last 24 hours and I’m all here for it!
Oh I love so much! Over the last 24 hours, the Feral antivax glee club party Democracy NZ has had…
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While National pointlessly announce gang law already in effect our prisons are counterproductively manufacturing more damaged criminals
While ACT are using the word ‘subhuman’ to describe gangs and comparing Opotiki to Mogadishu, National are rushing in to…
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GUEST BLOG: Jon Carapiet – Consumers want labels on Gene Edited Food. So must National.
There have been calls to restart the conversation about Genetic Engineering with the public. It’s a shame then, that the…
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RNZ Review – RNZ solid state
The precise moment the penny dropped that Radio New Zealand is first and foremost a government department and not a…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Ukraine offensive update – Why is it going so slowly?
This week’s Ukrainian advance may seem slow to people that are not students of war. However, observers need to understand…
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Yes extend free food in schools AND cut GST off food and why Max Rashbrooke’s incrementalism is part of the problem
Food inflation is 12.1%, it will be higher during the election. People need solutions to the obscene price gouging inflation…
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Climate activism will require mass civil disobedience
Climate activist argues forged email cancelling petroleum conference was for ‘satirical purpose’ A Dunedin climate activist allegedly forged a letter…
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Cornel West as the vice President of the United States is the only hope I can see and the best thing about Trump’s latest indictment
There are rare moments of hope in the world. Cornel West becoming President of the United States would be one…
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Latest Internal Poll: Labour up, Greens plunge & Māori Party Kingmakers
Good to see Newshub Nation catching up with a 3 year old TDB talking point regarding the rise of ACT….