What’s got me slightly annoyed at present is the number of pro-Labour people I’ve sighted on social media claiming this is some sort of ground-breaking never-before-seen-in-New-Zealand-Political-History moment.
4 States of the Nation from National, Greens, NZ First and Labour which ones were the best and worst?
What a petty response to enabling the next generation to get education without debt, why does National hate having an educated electorate?
Andrew Little’s State of the Nation 2016 Albert Park, Auckland—31 January 2016 Thanks for reading my State of the…
Inconveniently there is one very large elephant in the room. The Minster of Finance chooses not see it, and does not want anyone, especially academics, drawing attention to it.
The ever brilliant Dita DeBoni highlights the way the Key Government has gone to smear and attack anyone who dares t0 challenge the ludicrous assertions he and his Government has made to sell the TPPA…
Little is announcing a new initiative and fresh from refusing to the TPPA deserves some support from the progressive whanau.
The same Phil Goff who had voted to expel anyone who defied the will of Caucus has not only been extended the privilege of abstaining from voting against the Trans-Pacific Partnership’s enabling legislation, but also of actually crossing the floor of the House of Representatives and voting in favour of it.
There’s something sadly inevitable about Labour self-sabotaging on issues of genuine and serious national importance.
It’s been deeply disappointing to read in the past week a mixture of unhelpful commentary and half-baked drivel about protest against the TPPA signing ceremony at Auckland’s Skycity next week.