Yesterday the NZ Woman’s Weekly was back on the shelves in time for the election. Their electioneering stance was so obvious that even some of their readers commented on it on Facebook.
Both the NZ Woman’s Weekly and the Listener have been brought back from the dead but not North & South or Metro.
Winston Peter’s heckler voided his free speech rights the moment he put the company lanyard around his neck.
Dispatches from the edge of a temporarily unbalanced Aussie mind.
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.
Do we want a country governed by economic theories, political slogans and ideological loyalty? Or do we want one governed by practical experience, financial competence, compassion and a genuine understanding of the people who live here?
