Bubble wrap for council tenants – $15,000 rates rebates for luxury apartments in city centre.
Under Minto for Mayor every child in Christchurch will have a warm, dry home BEFORE the rugby union gets a new stadium.
New Zealand Politics
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – I’m Sorry I Made A Mistake
I’ve worked on murder cases that remain unsolved because a mistake was made early in the investigation and instead of owning up to it the police have mothballed the case rather than admit their officers are just like everyone else – that they sometimes make mistakes.
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National Party MP goes full Trump on Climate Denial
You would’ve thought after the UN conspiracy theory that inspired a white supremacist terrorist, National would shy away from this sort of crank alt-right stuff.
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How National wins the 2020 election using Identity Politics and Facebook
No one has yet tied these threads together however to make sense of what is happening, so here is what is happening and here is how National win the 2020 election.
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Extinction rebellion should start with what’s on your plate
Animal agriculture is the elephant in the room regarding the climate change and biodiversity crisis.
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Why Winston’s Flowers are Politically important
Being old school, Winston carries grudges. He is hateful towards those National Party MPs he holds accountable for leaking his Super over payment.
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Labour’s strategy behind Ihumātao
When Ihumātao suddenly went from a benign protest few were paying attention to into a cultural flash point utilising social media in a way that was in the full glare of the national and international media in the space of a week, Labour were stunned.
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MUST READ: The Fraud Estate & anti-Semitism
When I started as a newspaper cartoonist Keith Holyoake was Prime Minister, and Robert Muldoon was still a junior MP. And my understanding then of what a political cartoonist was had been shaped by those that Minhinnick produced each day in the NZ Herald.
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Jacinda’s Library
SOME COSMOLOGISTS SAY that ours is but one of an infinite number of universes. It’s a wild thought, because, if they exist, this infinity of parallel universes grants us an infinity of parallel lives. Whatever we can imagine ourselves doing has already been done, is happening right now, or will be done at some point in the future, in one of these alternate worlds. In this universe we may be powerless paupers, but elsewhere – in at least one of these parallel universes – we are kings.
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WHOA – major blow to the credibility of the Justice Advisory Group
Because Labour didn’t think they were going to win in 2017, they had no plan to reform the neoliberal public services and we are seeing the price of that lack of a plan as those same vested interests strangle off the weak reform programme Labour have attempted.