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The Government has again announced that today there will be an announcement over Auckland’s stalled light rail project, that will somehow sandwich trams into the middle of Dominion Road and not affect traffic…cough, cough… The Government’s plan for light rail in Auckland has finally gone to Cabinet
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The above was a heading in last week’s Hutt Valley weekly newspaper, The Hutt News. It appeared over opinion pieces from respectively, new Labour MP Arena Williams and National MP Stuart Smith, these probably written a week before publication. Stuart correctly pointed to the
Growing calls for a vote of no confidence in Corrections Minister Kelvin Davis by corrections officers should be making Mr Davis rethink his priorities in the portfolio, National’s Corrections spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “It’s no wonder corrections officers are quickly losing patience with Mr Davis, the Minister has
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The Prime Minister on the AM show bounced up and down, hands waving madly to distract from her explanations that lacked credibility. You might suspect she suffers from ADHD. What else could it be? Duncan Garner was honoured by her presence after the PM crossed the more annoying media off
Stuff has received an email from the Prime Minister’s chief press secretary, Andrew Campbell. Apparently, it was sent by mistake from a staffer in Megan Woods’s office. Sure it was a mistake…if you believe that then I have a negative Covid test I can sell you: The
You can’t fix stupid. This morning’s crybaby ignored a number of red flags because she was determined to collect her lottery prize money of US$200,000. When it all turned to tears whom did she blame? The bank of course! The first red flag was that she
Matthew Tukaki, self proclaimed “Chief Barking Dog”, Executive Director of the National Executive of the New Zealand Maori Council, is well known for popping up on any show where a token Maori viewpoint is needed. But he showed his true colours yesterday on TV3’s Newshub Nation. On the 10am
