The Toxic Political Legacy of Judith Collins
Judith Collins exits Parliament leaving behind one of the most divisive political legacies modern New Zealand has seen.
Simon Bridges
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Luxon claims support, then 5 traitors, then total support again – he’s becoming as credible as a non-orange Trump
Five disgruntled MPs… or total support? Luxon can’t seem to decide — and that contradiction is starting to look a lot like a leadership crisis National can’t contain.
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Willis hilariously outshines Luxon in Post-Cabinet Press Conference questioning his leadership – why he’ll get rolled in June
The latest Post-Cabinet press conference revealed more than just policy messaging — it exposed the growing contrast between Christopher Luxon…
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The coup against Luxon will happen when Judith leaves in June
Speculation is growing that a National Party leadership coup against Christopher Luxon could occur when Judith Collins steps down in June.
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Life in Lock Down: Day 27 – and it’s been a shit day.
April 21: Day 27 of living in lock-down…
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Life in Lock Down: Day 21
April 15: Day 21 of living in lock-down…
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Life in Lock Down: Day 3
March 28: First day of the first weekend in Lock Down. It feels like it’s been weeks since only Level 3 was declared last Tuesday, only four days ago.
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National and petrol taxes – when journalists get it right
It’s not often that it happens, but every so often one will stumble across examples of journalism that probes deeper than the immediacy of the here-and-now, and actually takes a step back in very recent history to put political events and utterances into context.
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Judith Collins – Foot in Mouth Award? Or something more sinister?
Former Police, Corrections, and Justice Minister in the previous John Key government, Judith Collins, has been ridiculed on social media after posting a comment on Twitter that was patently untrue;
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Recycling – National Party style. Something embarrassing about Mr Bridges conference speech uncovered
When this blogger heard certain parts to it, there was a sense of deja vu. It was as if I had heard the speech before. In fact, listening to other parts of it, I was sure I had. From eleven years ago.
