Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will tell us the date of the election 10 am tomorrow
Setting an election date is one of the few powers in New Zealand reserved exclusively to the prime minister. There’s no consulting NZ First, no calling the Greens – the decision is Ardern’s alone.
Caption this. Below are a couple of examples to help get you started. Stuff’s photo caption is: Prime Minister Chris Hipkins helps cut the ribbon at the new Puhoi to Warkworth Motorway.
The publishing industry is run by women, for women, and deliberately excludes men.
Muslim rape gangs get off lightly while a creepy celebrity has the book thrown at him.
On a 120-seat count the blocs were 60-all. The 11-seat overhang turned that into 67-64. A majority is 66, a tie loses and a new election needs a majority of the new House.
Jenny Shipley gathered the numbers while Jim Bolger was at CHOGM. Christopher Luxon is flying to Shenzhen before the specials are in. I wouldn’t be leaving if I were him.
