The Atlas Network threatens The Daily Blog – our response to them
The Atlas Network contacts The Daily Blog after our reporting on its influence in NZ politics. Here’s our response and why it matters.
David Seymour
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Life in Lock Down: Day 23
April 17: Day 23 of living in lock-down…
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Life in Lock Down: Day 13
April 7: Day 13 of living in lock-down… and unlucky for those who are superstitious. A day when there was a ray of sunshine from an otherwise bleak day of worrying signs.
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Referenda on Euthanasia – NZ First’s Victory – or a Major Miscalculation?
.NZ First’s success in putting the euthenasia bill to a public referenda may not be the victory they believe it to be. They may even have sounded the death-knell for a second Labour-NZ First-Green coalition.
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SPECIAL REPORT: David Seymour – A Valid ‘Hit’ and a Colossal ‘Miss’
For lone ACT MP, David Seymour, November has been a “mixed bag”. The leader of a near-non-existent Party scored this month – though only one was a try/goal/bowled-out. The other was a foul/offside/no-ball that all but negated his previous success.
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Observations on the 2017 Election campaign… (Waru)
At the next election, Labour and the Greens must be better placed to strategically address “fake news” from the National Party. Labour and Green strategists must be conscious that the Nats will stoop to lies if their pre-election polling shows them at-risk of losing. A rapid-response task-force should be ready and well-resourced to counteract such lies; to do it immediately, and with energy.
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Observations on the 2017 Election campaign thus far… (rima)
I call upon ACT Leader, David Seymour, to publicly announce that his party will be putting forward legislation to ban low-income families from having children. He can advise the public how much people must earn before the State will issue a permit to breed.
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MUST READ: Charter Schools in a Post-Truth Era
For many on the neo-liberal Right, education is a business not a public good and therefore should be no different to electricity supply (semi-privatised); Air New Zealand (semi-privatised – again); or a whole host of other services and assets that were once owned by the tax-payer but have been sold off over the last thirty years.