The Labour party had traditionally been the party of the working class and a strong supporter of the Unions. Union leader Andrew Little’s selection as leader of the party showed that the party was still a workers’ party. At the weekend, the selection of Claire Szabo as Labour Party
I buy a newspaper on the weekend as it is about the only one the stable produces that has something of journalistic substance to it. The weekday one often resembles a reincarnation of the NZ Truth which was aiming at a particular market. The paper I’m referring to is,
Press release: New Conservative Party Elliot Ikilei, New Conservative Deputy Leader At the Labour Party conference, Andrew Little finally admitted what many have suspected for months. That the current government seeks to expand state control over speech in our nation. Over the weekend, Andrew Little declared that, “We need to
Questions to Ministers Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions? Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH to the Minister of Finance: Does he agree with the Treasury that we are “likely to see overall New Zealand GDP growth fall below Budget forecasts”
At the weekend’s Labour Party conference, all of their top outstanding performers got to give a speech including the Deputy Leader. His speech is posted on their website so if you want a laugh and have masochistic tendencies you can read it in its entirety. I’ve taken one
Ryan Bridge gives climate protestors a piece of his mind over their annoying habit of lecturing us all about how we must act now to save the planet, whilst ignoring the same imperative themselves. At the weekend climate protesters poured oil over the steps at Simon Bridges’ electorate office, defacing
The Police and their Minister, Stuart Nash, are busily lying like flatfish over the data breach that saw more than 37,000 licensed firearms owners’ private details left open to anyone visiting a Police administered website. Police have confirmed a dealer with legitimate access to the online notification platform for
Questions to Ministers MARK PATTERSON to the Associate Minister of Transport: What recent progress has been made on regional roading projects? Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions? MARJA LUBECK to the Minister of Education: What investments is the
COLFO has learned within the past hour of a massive data breach on the Police database for firearm hand-in and compensation. Information on over 70,000 notifications including details of licensed firearm owners, their firearms, and their bank account numbers, were accessible to web page users. We know of
I don’t often read anything written by Heather Du Plessis-Allan, she kind of winds me up so I just don’t click on her articles. But her latest ‘Premium’ article in ‘A newspaper’ piqued my interest. I had been thinking about doing a post about the Woman Who
Left-wing political blog The Standard has published a post that is interesting because it reveals from a left-wing perspective how the Labour-led government is viewed by its supporters. […] THE LEADERSHIP IS OUTSTANDING. HAVEN’T BEEN ABLE TO SAY THAT FOR A DECADE. The post starts with facts
You can guarantee you won’t read that headline in the MSM. The script of her speech to the NZ Labour Party Conference (as posted on the Labour Party web site), has her saying “while I am loathed” – as she then goes on to talk about Campbell Barry becoming NZ’
