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New Zealand Politics
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James Shaw throws a tantrum – is anyone noticing?
If James Shaw wants to ensure the Greens get back in, throwing tantrums about negotiating with Labour in a hypothetical future that is increasingly looking unlikely will do sweet bugger all in doing that.
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NZ MSM slowly catch up with TDB election predictions & how to deal with a Majority Labour Government
Good to see so many mainstream media pundits finally catching up to where TDB has been for the last 6 months.
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Driving Out The Money-Changers of Reactionary Christianity
It should not have taken the Covid-19 Pandemic to expose the tremendous danger posed to New Zealand society by this authoritarian, anti-science, anti-social and reclusive mutation of Christianity. The Left, especially, has been remiss in not assailing its gross exploitation of Maori and Pasifika believers.
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Sanctifying The Sub-Cluster – What Needs Now To Happen Following Mt Roskill Evangelical Church Covid-19 Outbreak
Like many New Zealanders, I felt that the news coming through yesterday that some “science-disbelieving” Evangelical church had produced itself a sub-cluster of Covid-19 seemed a cold slap in the face.
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Dear Mt Roskill Evangelical nutters – we aren’t going to tolerate this
Dear Mt Roskill Fundy Happy Clappers.
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Winning Joke: Why the Traditional Left will just have to live with Rainy-Day Robertson’s disappointing tax policy
EVEN IN the rapidly gentrifying Auckland suburb of Three Kings, the wailing of the Traditional Left was clearly audible. “Thirty-nine percent! Is that it? Even when, as you so helpfully point out, Grant, Australia’s top tax rate is 47 percent! Seriously, are you guys taking the piss? Is this some kind of joke?”
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – This is an important day for New Zealand democracy and an important day for Māori politics!
I am pleased TVNZ has come to its senses and included the Māori Party into the multi-party political leaders’ debate.
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Waatea News Column: Huge Win for the Maori Party
Today’s decision by TVNZ to reconsider their previous ban on the Māori Party from entering the Multi-Party TV debate is a win for New Zealand Democracy.