On Matthew Hooton Against Winston Against China
There was something odd about Matthew Hooton’s NZ Herald piece this morning castigating Winston for his remarks about the People’s Republic of China.
New Zealand Politics
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Labour 56.5% Poll – Winners & Losers
Last nights Poll is just so extraordinary in terms of MMP, it creates unique Winners and Losers.
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Te Ao with MOANA – The Covid19 backlash
Moana shares her thoughts on a rollercoaster week for the Government.
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UPDATE: If Greens get LOWER than their appalling 2017 result – will Marama Davidson & James Shaw stand down as leaders?
Last nights explosive Newshub Poll that put Labour on a staggering 56.5% makes real internal polling that has hinted at the exact same momentum.
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Conceding Nothing – To The Undemanding Non-Voter.
TO SAY the Left’s reaction to Grant Robertson’s “Recovery Budget” has been mixed would be a considerable understatement.
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GUEST BLOG: Dave Brownz – Budget whinging vs socialist planning
Tons of reaction to the Budget that confines itself to who got what and who missed out, and why that is a bad or good thing. Have you noticed that it’s all about the distribution of income as fair or unfair, but no mention of who produces the wealth in the first place, only bland unspoken assumptions that we all do, more or less?
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BREAKING: TV 3 POLL – Labour 56.5%! Majority Government possible!
The electorate wants kindness, they don’t want arsehole.
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Budget fallout – Child poverty was once at the heart of this government
Does child poverty now not matter? Why, since the problem was so clearly identified was it then ignored? And of course, these children live in families with adults who are also impoverished- so does that not matter either?
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Why Are The Most Desperate Ignored In The Budget?
Unite Union wants to know why the most desperate sectors in New Zealand have been ignored in the budget, and wants a new package of support released soon
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My Pandemic of Rage
So we are at Level 2, we’ve dodged a public health nightmare and have all sacrificed in the greatest tradition of Democracy. Unlike authoritarian regimes who can impose their will via military force, NZ is a liberal progressive democracy that had to rely on well informed citizens acting in solidarity for the collective good and we passed with flying colours.