EXCLUSIVE: Inside Internal Party Research – the dangers for Key the clues for Labour
Looking at some internal Party Research this week, there was much that made for interesting reading.
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
Looking at some internal Party Research this week, there was much that made for interesting reading.
That a right wing money trader should exploit the power of Office shouldn’t shock or surprise us, but the widespread devotion to him by so many should.
The climate denial that permeates NZ politics, media and society is increasingly becoming impossible to cling to.
If Paula Bennett is the answer, the question is ‘what imbecile will make the latest empty climate change agreement look even more vapid and meaningless’.
NZ has one of the highest proportion of prisoners in private prisons than any other country on the planet. These private prisons are effectively forced labour camps where Prisoners are refused parole if they don’t work for slave wages.
A sterling effort today by the mainstream media in trying to explore the true economic and social costs of cannabis by asking what happens if we go beyond medicinal and decriminalisation to full legalisation with a taxed and regulated cannabis market…
Labour are at 28% in the last TVNZ poll, with an election still 18months away this is pretty much meaningless and with a mainstream media so stacked against Labour, it’s surprising National aren’t 95% in the polls.
…it’s like nothing has been learned from the dairy intensification backfire or the damage it does to our environment. With National in full spectrum dominance of NZ politically, media wise and culturally there is no way to temper the greed of their biggest supporters.
…let’s take Bill at his word and agree that NZ labourers are ‘hopeless’ – whose fault is that?
Do the good people of Waitemate want an ACT Party pimp as their candidate? Can they trust someone who advises the ACT Party to be a moderate sensible voice on Council?