NZ First Shouldn’t Flag Hindi-Language Voters
It would be an inordinate shame if the message the Indian community took away from this particular imbroglio was that New Zealand First didn’t want them to vote.
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Why the pundits got it wrong in Michigan
The mainstream media pundits just don’t get it. They don’t get it that the Bernie Sanders campaign has never been about “politics as usual”. Rather, it is “the politics of the unusual”.
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The irony of a Government who arrested Kim Dotcom for copyright infringement is in court for Eminem copyright infringement
…so this Government will pass 3 strike laws for Corporate Hollywood and illegally spy on and arrest Kim Dotcom for copyright but are more than happy to steal music when it suits their interests.
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My fear about Government caving in on Zero Hours
I hope for the latter, I suspect the former.
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Dear Fonterra and National Government – can we have our 49% of public assets back now your milk powder to China dream has died?
Sorry to see the putting all our cows in one Beijing paddock strategy has failed abysmally and that we should have focused on producing high end product here instead of once again being a source of raw ingredients.
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MUST READ – Blurred Vision: Why Labour Isn’t Trusted To Govern New Zealand
It is the privilege of historians to pinpoint the causes of an institution’s malaise, even when they have little to offer by way of immediate solutions.
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Palestine – misery without end yet resistance without waver
When the history of the 20th and 21st centuries is written by future historians they will remark on the astonishing steadfastness of the Palestinian people in the face of the relentless brutality and oppression they are suffering at the hands of the Israeli army.
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3 reasons why civil disobedience will be needed at the Oil Conference this month
The fight back must start now. Bring everyone to Sky City on the 21st of this month.
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What Bryce Edwards missed on cannabis
The people are ready but the political class is missing in action.
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Israel – censured yet never restrained
With less than nine months left to make a difference at the Security Council, New Zealand’s leaders must be persuaded to act. Confront their consciences. Allow them no excuses and make the Security Council live up to its name.