Stanford courts Labour to bypass coalition partners on social media ban
“I have met with Labour MPs on a number of occasions alongside my officials.”
“I have met with Labour MPs on a number of occasions alongside my officials.”
The legislation would contain “clear guardrails” to prevent “scope creep”.
“Leverage is not a democratic mandate.”
“Higher petrol prices accounted for almost a quarter of the 4.1% annual increase.”
“We could even be recommending soon that people have coffee.”
As of 18 June, police had 271 active investigations involving 325 staff members, covering allegations ranging from perjury and excessive force to conflicts of interest, drug and alcohol offences, and disgraceful conduct.
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Nearly half of ‘frontline’ public servants don’t even show up.
We vote for it. And we pay for it. Over and over.
The Opportunity Party is like a new Whittaker’s chocolate bar on display near the check-out – for a week or so everyone will be putting it in their trolley. But pretty soon, when they realise how uninspiring the ingredients are, it will be in the bargain bin along with the expired crunchy bars.
Newsroom says polling data hint at a record election performance from NZ First. They reflected back to 1996 when the party registered as high as 29 per cent before settling back at 15 per cent. I would not be surprised if NZ First hit that target this time or surpassed it.