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New Zealand Politics
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Twitter outrage will get TOP 5%
The simple truth is that TOP can only implement their policy with Labour, they can’t do it with National, but the TOP electorate are alienated by tribal identity twitter politics so TOP can appeal to them by outraging Twitter.
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English calls Morgan’s “lipstick on a pig” comment “outside acceptable boundaries of political criticism – Really?
Imagine if the media held English to account the way they did Metiria?
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Jacinda’s speech was one of the most significant speeches in my political life
Jacinda’s speech on Sunday was one of the most significant speeches in my political life and dare I say it, the life of this country.
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SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: Fraud, class and the media: the Metiria Turei controversy
Research by Associate Professor Lisa Marriot from Victoria University reveals that 5 per cent of welfare recipients are investigated compared to .01 per cent of taxpayers. Welfare fraud attracts 800-1000 criminal prosecutions a year compared to 60-80 for tax fraud. Of tax dodgers whose offending reaches about $270,000, 18 per cent will be jailed. Of those welfare fraudsters who have obtained around $70,000, 67 per cent can expect jail time
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GUEST BLOG: Damon Rusden – Campaign Diary
Some ad-hoc adventures I’ve had over the last few weeks.
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Pure Magic: Jacinda Ardern Launches Labour’s Election Campaign
The enormous significance of political magic is made clear principally by its absence. None of Jacinda’s four male predecessors had it. Contact lenses and a new haircut couldn’t make it appear. Speechwriters working in shifts couldn’t summon it. Focus groups couldn’t even tell the party where to look for it. But no Labour member; no Labour voter; had the slightest difficulty understanding that the Magic was passing them by.
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Greens promise free public transport to under 19yr olds
The Greens are back on their feet with a promise for free public transport to under 19yr olds, free off peak public transport for university students, apprentices and those with disabilities…
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Peter Dunne quits politics – good riddance to the ‘willing seller’ of our civil rights
When NZ needed a check and balance to mass surveillance laws, Peter Dunne rolled over and sold us out. When he had the opportunity to show Helen Kelly compassion, he refused.
Good riddance Peter Dunne.
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TOP at 3.5% in Poll – why is Gareth Morgan Trump tweeting when he should be Queenmaking?
TOP have hit 3.5% in one of the internal polls, as the election gets closer, they keep building towards possibly crossing the threshold, so why oh why is Gareth Morgan Trump tweeting garbage tweets about Jacinda when he should be positioning to be the Queenmaker?