Labour advert delivered on the day of the election. These papers arrived at several addresses in our street (Hill Road, Papatoetoe) on election day ( Saturday 17th October) I don’t believe it’s by accident that Thursday’s paper suddenly arrived on the day of the election.
Ardern called it the Covid Election. If it was a horse race you would say the frivolous fraudulent filly beat the tried and true thoroughbred. The win was not unexpected as by ensuring all the others in the race had more hurdles to jump than she did Ardern guaranteed herself
Today’s face of the day used fear to her advantage and has won her party one more term with an incredible election result. Since many of us will be feeling quite down about that this morning here is a roundup of some of our best Satirical images of Jacinda
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Hobson’s Pledge Trust hobsonspledge.nz The Ministry of Education has launched a wide-reaching programme called Te Hurihanganui which is presented as “anti-racism” but is actually anti-white. Introduced as creating a system based on a Maori worldview, Maori sovereignty, Maori family relationships, and the Treaty of Waitangi, the programme holds
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Suze Wilson Massey University Women leading both of New Zealand’s largest political parties is something to celebrate. Watching Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins go head to head in three televised or online pre-election debates should surely dispel any doubt about whether women are up to the demands of leadership
Jennifer Curtin I first met Judith Collins in a media green room somewhere in Auckland midway through 2015. She is renowned for her ambition and dogged determination. But meeting her in person, I found her engaging, funny and very direct. She is also from my own home province, Waikato, which
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