NZ Politics Daily – 15 September 2021
Today’s NZPD testimonial from Colin James, political commentator, author “Bryce Edwards’ five-days-a-week digest of links to articles on policy and politics is…
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URGENT TDB Contribution Drive 2021
Folks, like everyone else in the media game we are having real slow downs in advertising and we’ve reached a bit of a critical point over the summer holidays.
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GUEST BLOG: Pat O’Dea – The Spinoff mocks progress
Alex Braae’s writing is not serious objective reporting, it is unfunny subjective propaganda couched as humour.
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2pm Today Magic Talk Radio – Tracey Martin vs Sean Plunket vs Damien Grant vs Bomber
THE THUNDERDOME OF TALKBACK!
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Jacinda promises to save Concert FM, but let’s not forget the speed Boomers went to kill off a youth station
The second young people were going to gain something, even at the expense of putting your precious barely listened to elitist wank on an AM station, and it was the end of Western fucking civilisation as we knew it.
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NZ First scandal – it is the culture backlash that’ll get you in politics now
NZ First will be investigated, it will be found that while the spirit of the law has been shat all over, everything is legal under the current legislation with its purposely designed enormous loop holes you can drive truck loads of cash through.
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Is media coverage of Treaty payout race baiting or just ignorant?
Thankfully Māori are incredibly generous and patient with their selfish and hateful Pakeha neighbours, it’s not like this is the first time white people have signed a deal with Māori and then thrown a tantrum right?
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The continued media lynching of Metiria
Metiria Turei in the news AGAIN for an act of political courage while Key’s mass surveillance lies, a Chinese spy inside National & how bad NZ was left after 9yrs of National rule go unchallenged – this is why fake news as a term works.
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Who is more irrelevant? Feminist icon Jordan Williams or Musical God Max Key?
Which shit stain is more irrelevant – Jordan or Max? I think this one could be a tie.
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Urewera 10 years on – any lessons to remember?
On the 10th anniversary of the Urewera raids we should recount the lessons – and we should remember. Breathless police and media commentary about a cocktail of napalm bombs, terrorist cells, guns, ammunition, Maori extremists, guerrilla warfare, assassination threats against politicians, greeted the public on the 15th October 2007. You name it – the police claimed it and the media hyped it.