NZ Politics Daily: 5 September 2023
CTU ELECTION ADS Jenna Lynch (Newshub): Politicians all pots calling kettles black over attack ads Bridie Witton (Stuff): Has Labour made 2023…
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Roy Morgan Poll – Left have male voter meltdown – ACT soar to 18%
Latest Roy Morgan is out: National 31% (-2.5) Labour 24% (-2) Act 18% (+4) Greens 12.5% (+3.5) NZF 5.5% (+0.5)…
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Taxpayers’ Union Party Election debate hosted by The Working Group
NOW ON INSTAGRAM! Register your attendance here. because this will sell out! Folks, we are now into our season of…
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What we are facing this election is an existential crisis of Crony capitalism, privatisation and far right social policy – weep fellow Kiwi, weep
You know the only winners in National’s road, road, roads policy? The oil companies. By moving away from petrol charges…
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Of course NZ plunges in economic rankings (and why it’s going to get a lot worse)
NZ at risk of falling into deeper recession – IMF New Zealand is at risk of falling into a deeper…
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The Squeezed Middle, the Stamped Poor and the Glorified Landlords – the naked venality of National’s Tax Policy vs Labour’s free dental, GST off Fruit and Vegetables and WFF boosts
They are lying about the costings to their own bloody tax policy! Election 2023: Pressure piles on National to release…
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GUEST BLOG: Jackie Foster – SJA Political Policy Opinion National
I have written about National policy several times in the last 16 months but mostly relating to the issues that…
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Waatea News Column: Maori Party + Labour Party + Green Party must work together to defeat the political right for the good of the people
With the National Party Tax launch, it is very clear now to New Zealand what kind of country National wants…
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Telling the Truth about National isn’t an ‘Attack Advert’
Election 2023: Council of Trade Unions rolls out attack ads targeting Christopher Luxon, National hits back “Out of touch” and…
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The Liberal Agenda: The Food Crisis Review: 5 Stars- finally NZ on Air funds actual journalism
The Food Crisis: The urgent, timely documentary every Kiwi voter should watch Last financial year, the price of fruit and…