Last Day of Parliament – Winners & Losers
So the final day of the first Labour-NZ First-Green Government rolled by and there were plenty of zingers to see out the dissolution of the 52nd Parliament.
So the final day of the first Labour-NZ First-Green Government rolled by and there were plenty of zingers to see out the dissolution of the 52nd Parliament.
I
Do
Not
Believe
You
Are
Ready
For
This
Jelly
Just be honest Judith.
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Louder greedy landlords, scream louder.
I think the large majority of Kiwis have been genuinely impacted by this pandemic and it has really touched them and that is one reason why they are currently looking to give Labour a majority in an MMP environment whereby that’s almost impossible to achieve.
Young New Zealanders who have grown up in the neoliberal era of low inflation, small and weak private sector unions, and low-to-stagnant income growth will find it difficult to imagine an annual inflation rate of 14 percent with wage rises to match
Mainstream media have always pumped up corporate voices to crowd out alternatives and this last week they have been at it harder than usual.
TVNZ have made the decision to exclude the Māori Party from their election debates.
The wage subsidy is due to end September 1st.
The election starts September 5th and runs to September 19th