Judith Collins has raised the spectre of Labour supporting the Greens’ idea of a wealth tax; so much so that Labour will implement the tax if they win the election. Labour’s response is that they have denied this many times and that National is “desperate”. Labelling the opposition as
Judith Collins’ main policy this week is to “win the election” “New Zealand needs to grow its way out of this economic crisis, which will only be possible with the hard work, ingenuity and determination of the private sector. “National’s NZ Tech 2030 Plan will diversify our exports, level
Apparently, mental health problems are on the increase but now is the perfect time to make a drug well known for causing mental illness even easier to access. “Ok Cupcake.” Actually, mangled messages and cognitive dissonance aside, Chlöe Swarbrick is on to a winner with her idea of a Ministry
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Ardern’s celebrity is a media construct, as was her Noble Peace Prize nomination which failed due to the Nobel Committee’s quaint insistence on substance over style. Style over substance rules and it was ever thus, but quadruple the effect in today’s superficial world of technology, devices and
Things that make me go hmm. Business commentator Rod Oram gives his steer to voters: the most forward-looking and evidenced-based policies in this election are from the Greens newsroom.co.nz/rod-oram-why-voting-greens-makes-sense?amp=1&__twitter_impression=true I can understand an environmentalist thinking that the loony-wing Greens are a
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Jacinda has called it a COVID election which means that this election in her view is all about a virus. She probably doesn’t realise it but it appears she has made it a virus election on more than one count. The word virus has a number of synonyms. One
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A couple of months ago, when we were only eight weeks out from our original election date of September 19th, I wrote a piece on who might be worth voting for in the Southland electorate. At that time, just three short months ago, National hadn’t named a successor for
“Hello, hello; is this RNZ? I demand to speak to someone in charge” “What do you mean ‘Whatsit about?’ It’s that disgraceful headline and article today: the one carrying catalogue number 427970 and published at 1.58pm today headed up ‘Ardern overrode Electoral Commission’s advice on new election
Subscribe to a Silver subscription or upgrade your existing Basic or Bronze level Subscription to Silver today. NOTE: Silver subscribers and above also get a podcast with every transcript. This FREE taste is of the transcript ONLY. The Debate – Judith comes out swinging and crushes Jacinda We finally saw the
Just as a stopped clock displays the time correctly once every twelve hours, so a washed-up, silver-spooned, self-anointed, self-appointed ‘radical’ can be on the money with the occasional utterance. Thus it was with ‘Hanoi Jane’ Fonda last week: “I just think COVID is God’s gift to the left” [snigger]
Maori TV-Curia Tamaki Makaurau poll, Maori electorates Maori TV: Tamaki Makaurau seat up for grabs? – Poll results Rachel Sadler (Newshub): John Tamihere in close second for T?maki Makaurau seat – poll Derek Cheng (Herald): New poll shows Maori Party’s John Tamihere in the race for Tamaki Makaurau Brad Flahive
