Andrew Little is either lying or grotesquely misinformed: How Labour failed the medicinal cannabis industry
How Labour failed the medicinal cannabis industry the way they failed us with the Supermarket duopoly
New Zealand Politics
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If Goff stands down: The case for a Progressive Auckland Mayoralty Primary
Auckland is at a cross roads and unless Council starts making life radically easier for Aucklanders there won’t be a city worth governing.
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The Liberal Agenda: Dave Chappelle vs woke cancel culture & the death of allyship – 5 stars
His excruciatingly funny criticism of woke power dynamics from the perspective of a black man in America is devastating.
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MEDIAWATCH: Q+A review – Willie Jackson & ACT
ACT will finally catch National once the Hate Speech legislation starts and the woke scare the bejesus out of the middle by what they consider hate speech.
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Winston’s epic fail using Gang friction to stir up hate is Winnie & the media at its worst
Right wing trolls on social media started bombarding anyone connected to the media on Friday that Gang Leader Harry Tam had toured the North Island with a Covid infected sex worker.
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Electoral Law Review: Why we should publicly fund elections
I say we should publicly fund elections!
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Electoral Law Review: Cancelling Coat tailing + enrolment bias hurts Māori politically
The MMP coat-tailing rule was a quirky feature that recognized regional political movements and allows for Minor Parties to build infrastructure. The inability for many minor parties to exist suggests it hasn’t been successful to date but doesn’t mean it should be removed!
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Electoral Law Review: Keep Parliamentary term 3 years!
I say 3 years because our Parliament is a unicameral legislature which makes it the most powerful Parliament in the Westminster tradition.
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Electoral Law Review: Lower voting age to 16 now!
Let’s go through all the arguments.
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Why Is Labour So Frightened Of “Mr Stick”?
It is the Ardern-led Government’s unwillingness to follow the Ciceronian legal principle of “sulus populi suprema lex esto” – the safety of the people shall be the highest law – that lies at the heart of New Zealand’s rapidly deepening Covid-19 crisis.