NZ Politics Daily: 23 May 2023
Today’s content CLIMATE CHANGE, NZ STEEL DEAL Simon Wilson (Herald): Christopher Luxon gets it right and terribly wrong on NZ…
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Geoffrey Miller: Political Roundup: How successful was Chris Hipkins’ trip to Papua New Guinea?
Chris Hipkins is blazing his way through New Zealand’s foreign policy. The New Zealand Prime Minister’s fast-but-furious visit to Papua…
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The Poll no one believes says Labour/Green Government
The Poll no one believes, The Horizon Poll, says Labour plus Greens will be the Government… Horizon Poll: Labour And…
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The climate protest group that canceled itself for being racist is now begging white people to help them
Well, well, well. What do we have here? You will remember School Strike 4 Climate NZ was the organisation who…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
A simple explanation of this week’s military and political developments in the Pacific President Biden cancels Papua New Guinea visit…
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We don’t want to fall foul of China – cower from the Economic Overlords our Corporate Farmers have enslaved us to
This charming… China’s loans pushing world’s poorest countries to brink of collapse A dozen poor countries are facing economic instability…
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Can NZF cross 5%?
While no one can ever write Winston off, I just get the feeling that NZFirst don’t have the momentum now….
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The problem for a National/ACT Government – would markets do a Liz Truss?
The policy difference between Labour and the Greens is almost 90% the same, but the policy difference between National and…
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Labour & Green Steel Deal highlight what State can do to seriously reduce emissions
Government announces massive emissions-cutting deal with NZ Steel, Contact Energy The Government has announced New Zealand’s largest single emissions reduction…
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Labour’s John Key Budget
Imagine a 2023 budget prepared by John Key. National are in government but recent poll results are disturbingly close. With…