The actual reason why Key has resigned
The rumour as to why John Key has actually stood down is so large it swamps all other news stories.
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Watch Simon Bridges and Maggie Barry to decide who is National’s next leader
The real sign as to who will become leader will be who Simon Bridges and Maggie Barry support. Barry has worked hard to build networks in the backbencher while Bridges is seen as the future of the Party.
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What A Way To Go! Some Initial Thoughts On John Key’s Resignation
RELINQUISHING POWER holds almost as many dangers for a political leader as the risky business of acquiring it. If John Key had chosen December 2015 to announce his intention of retiring from politics in December 2016, then the past twelve months would have been a messy combination of House of Cards and Game of Thrones.
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The true legacy of John Key
As the mainstream media go into collective shock as their Political Master announces his resignation, many of his corporate media pundits are quickly painting his 8 years in power as some of NZs greatest years.
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BREAKING NEWS: John Key shock resignation – we suggest why
In a shock announcement, John Key, Prime Minister of NZ has announced his resignation.
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Fiji: A darker side of paradise – Amnesty International
Under the military’s dominance, Fiji has seen an ingrained culture of torture take root among its security forces, a new Amnesty International report says today.
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Don’t buy National’s spin on by-election result
I was disappointed that the mass media largely bought the National Party’s spin on the Mt Roskill by-election. National said a loss would be catastrophic for Labour (and Andrew Little would be toast) but a loss for National wouldn’t mean a thing.
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Malcolm Evans – Pax Trump
Malcolm Evans – Pax Trump
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Political Caption Competition
You are dead to me
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Monday 5th December 2016
5: Italy votes The Italian Prime Minister is staking his future on a referendum on the constitution
4: Austria’s Norbert Hofer defeated in presidential race
3: Can the U.S. Detain Immigrants Indefinitely? Supreme Court Hears Case as Trump Prepares for Office
2: Greece must reform or leave eurozone, says German minister
1: Donald Trump’s White House Counsel Is Proud “Architect” of America’s Corrupt Big Money Politics