Yay – it’s NZs brighter future we were promised – a .1% reduction in unemployment
…if it’s a rockstar economy, it’s an acoustic performance on invisible guitars.
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The only time I’ve ever enjoyed watching The AM Show & Mike Hosking’s ‘credibility’ concerns
The Media’s current ‘what if Jacinda is PM & gets pregnant’ is only a step away from ‘What happens if she has a period while PM’. Is this the fucking 21st Century or not? How can those questions lead the debate? Seeing as Bill English is an anti-abortion radical right catholic who has 6 kids, shouldn’t media be asking if he’s breeding next?
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Political Caption Competition
The moment Paula Bennett found out Jacinda was leader
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The really basic run down of policy by different Political Parties for 2017 election
People on Facebook have asked me to give them a really easy run down of the policies of the main parties, so here they are –
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Political Caption Competition
That exact ‘forced to drink a cup of cold sick’ moment when Matthew Hooton realises he’s wrong about Jacinda Ardern
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Greenpeace activists lock themselves inside Canterbury irrigation pipes
Greenpeace is bringing construction of an enormous irrigation scheme to a halt this morning. Environmental activists have stopped the laying…
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People, people, people – it’s the bloody Project, of course they’ll ask stupid ignorant questions
Seeing as Bill English is an anti-abortion radical right catholic who has 6 kids, shouldn’t media be asking if he’s breeding next?
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THE LAW OF UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES – What Ardern/Davis Means For NZF & MANA
By the end of this week, a quantity of ink fit to fill Lake Rotoiti – and sufficient electrons to power Tiwai Point for about the space of half an hour – will no doubt have been marshalled in service of commentating upon what Jacinda Ardern’s ‘shock’ elevation to the leadership of Labour means for that party. And, for that matter, the prospects of actually securing ‘progressive’ governance in 2017.
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Kelvin Davis – an unforeseen disaster on 23 September?
August 1 began a new chapter in Labour’s 101 year history: the sudden – though not wholly unexpected – appointment of Jacinda Ardern and Kelvin Davis as Leader and Deputy Leader, respectively, of the NZ Labour Party;
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Jacinda’s mana shines through
We all owe Andrew our gratitude to give a fresh Leader the opportunity to step up, and what a magnificent job of stepping up did Jacindaachieve in her first press conference? Her mana shone through and she has given so many New Zealanders a new hope that Labour will win this election.