Dear Simon Bridges & Matthew Hooton – stab Judith Collins in the back NOW!
Dear Simon Bridges & Matthew Hooton.
Quick word if I may before all the voting unfolds today.
Stab Judith Collins in the back now.
NOW!
New Zealand Politics
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Political Caption Competition
Which thumb do you use to snap chat with Chris Bishop?
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Labour – between a hard rock and a Megaprison – the one question media isn’t answering yet
The one question media isn’t answering yet is ‘who benefits from this Megaprison’?
The last prison built was a Public Private Partnership for Serco where ACC had a 30% stakehold meaning a Government Department was reliant on incarceration for a revenue stream…
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Golriz Ghahraman, 1.5g of cocaine, a large Polynesian male and 4 cops walk into a bar…
This case matters because it’s about civil rights, not racial profiling. If this had happened to a white NZer it would be equally questionable.
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Prepare Ye The Way Of The Lord!
WHOEVER EMERGES VICTORIOUS from National’s leadership contest will face the challenge of re-defining their party’s core political mission.
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Protest today against rip-off of overseas students
A group of Chinese students are demanding that the government help them after NZQA have closed their school and discovered that the owner has stolen most of their money.
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Mainstream media don’t ask Mark Mitchell about dead civilians, they do ask him about saving puppies
FFS – will one of you journalists do your actual job and directly ask…
‘Did you or any of your mercenary mates kill any civilians while on tour in Iraq’
…not ‘did you kill anyone’, that isn’t the question! GET HIM ON RECORD! -
EXCLUSIVE: It doesn’t stack up: Economics of TPP-11
According to the government’s National Interest Analysis released yesterday, there would be a very small economic benefit from TPP-11. The costs and risks are far higher, including the real constraints on democratic decision-making and regulation of our economy to meet the challenges ahead. The TPP-11 is not in the interests of the New Zealand people. It should not be signed.
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Too Little, Too Late: The Opportunity To Stop the CPTPP Has Passed
“TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE.” That’s what I would say to David Parker on the day he released the text of the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP). With the signing ceremony due to take place in the Chilean capital, Santiago, on 8 March – a mere fortnight from the document’s release – the time available for thorough public scrutiny and debate is simply too short.
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It is not good enough when Mark Mitchell refuses to answer if he killed anyone
This man is now running for the leadership of the largest political party in NZ, not answering about his time as a mercenary in a war zone where mercenaries were ruthlessly murderous just isn’t an option!