Dear Grant & Jacinda – why you must urgently impose rent caps before you increase welfare
Don’t pretend this wasn’t bought up when it predictably happens.
Martyn Bradbury
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It’s time for Green Membership to dump co-leadership and make Chloe Leader for 2023 election
To be politically relevant, the Greens need to be needed by Labour. To do that they need to take Labour voters.
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Soooooo China & WHO kinda screwed us with Covid after all
I don’t think this comes as a surprise. The machinations of China’s fumbled attempt to at first deny and then contain this pandemic have all been in the media previous to this.
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How come MSD can crucify beneficiaries but let businesses who stole wage subsidy off the hook?
how the hell can MSD justify crucifying those on welfare and turn such a blind eye to middle class abuse?
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Waatea News Column: Kelvin Davis makes the political speech of his life
Last weeks clash between the Māori Party and National in Parliament overshadowed one of the best speeches Kelvin Davis has given.
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3 solutions to Child Poverty & how can the MoE manage to screw up a free lunch?
Labour need to be as bold on poverty as they have on property speculators. If looking after the poorest amongst us isn’t our main concern on the Left, then what the fuck are we here for?
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The horror of the NZ State & some of those 100k public servants the Greens were defending…
In the background of watching the middle class green woke attack a pay freeze for their public service mates is the the Historic State Abuse Inquiry.
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Why National’s Māori segregation bashing has failed in the polls
Personally, I think this race-baiting hypocrisy by National was a doomed strategy.
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When Military Juntas come for the tongues of poets
“They shoot the head, but they don’t know the revolution is in the heart”
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TV3 Poll – Labour smash National – race baiting doesn’t work
I’ve been arguing that this Māori separatist stuff just won’t work and the majority of voters said they didn’t think Labour was being separatist and that National was being divisive.