2pm today on MagicTalk Radio THE THUNDERDOME OF TALKBACK – Nikki Kaye vs Sean Plunket vs Damien Grant vs Bomber
This show was the first to call the severity of this pandemic – find out where we believe things go now.
This show was the first to call the severity of this pandemic – find out where we believe things go now.
I don’t want to go on and on and on about how wonderful Breakfast on TVNZ has become since John Campbell joined because that seems terribly unfair to Jack Tame, but John is such an incredible broadcaster and journalist that he actually lifts every boat.
Alison Mau wrote on the same day the Leaving Netherland documentary is about to air that she does not dig MJs music anyway.
New Zealand’s exports of all goods and services to China were worth $16.6 billion for the year ended September 2018.
A year before then this was only $14.0 Billion.
Check that out – in one year of working with Winston Peters, Jacinda Ardern, David Parker and others – New Zealand exports to China have grown by a massive $2.6 Billion.
If this is the intellectual future of the Left, we’ve already lost.
..it feels like SBW is the Flight of the Conchords and NZ Sport media are TVNZ.
How about they stop panicking, start a far better internal communication plan, utilise the personal relationships they already have existing with Winston within the Labour caucus and get some bloody runs on the board.
If we made 7pm a time slot of current affairs, we could get a broad spectrum of that across the channels.
…it could have been written by Cameron Slater.
This entire m.bovis scam truly gives insight into who has political, cultural and economic power in this country. Farmers wanting to escape the taxman by not recording herd numbers when moving cows around the country combined with an MPI who were more concerned with not annoying the Government’s voting base than keeping bio-security secure have exacerbated this problem immensely and all of a sudden we have to bail them out because a couple of farmers appeared on our current affairs shows with tears in their eyes.