Labour’s new rainbow policy: The Good, The Bad and The Fabulous
Labour released their rainbow policy, and there’s a lot in there that’s great.
New Zealand Politics
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National are in full meltdown again, moves already starting against Judith
National can’t lead the country if they are divided amongst themselves and what we’ve seen since the Muller coup are a pack of clowns with not enough circus.
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There is no alternative – We need a Green New Deal Now
“There is no alternative” or TINA was the famous cry associated with the former Prime Minister Of the UK Margaret Thatcher and the introduction of free-market fundamentalism into government policy.
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GUEST BLOG: Pat O’Dea – They don’t get it
After his brush with Covid-19, Donald Trump said, I get it.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Children don’t get to vote – but you do
Which party’s policies would best address child poverty issues?
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4 things you might have missed: Crusher set up prayer, set up Ponsonby Rd meeting, Hamish Price infects Emma Mellow & religious cannabis prohibitionists big on gay conversion therapy
With so many things going on at once, you might have missed some great moments during the election.
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Come on Auckland Central National Voters, you don’t want to have anything to do with Hamish Price do you?
The dirty way National have messed the Auckland Central Candidacy up alongside someone like Price being part of the campaign just, I don’t know, smells bad.
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The Press Leadership Debate – Jacinda won but we all lost
Yes, yes, yes – Jacinda won. We all saw that, but the reality is we all lost.
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Waatea News Column: The Maori Political debates have been the best so far
I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the incredible election coverage offered up so far by our Māori media.
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Dr Liz Gordon: The long way around: a personal story
I attended the leader’s debate last night in Christchurch, and I admired Jacinda’s approach and was proud of her. I mixed with current MPs and former Labour colleagues, and I firmed up my decision made tentatively at the weekend. It is not that I think Labour has yet shed all its neo-lib roots, but I do think it is trying to do so.