Hipkins’ Play for the Māori Seats
At every election, Labour promises to solve the problems of its own making. And sadly, many Māori keep believing the promise.
At every election, Labour promises to solve the problems of its own making. And sadly, many Māori keep believing the promise.
Labour's $1.3b CGT assumes the painter still turns up. Grant says he goes surfing.
If TPM can work MMP, National voters should too. Electorate National. Party ACT or NZ First.
Hipkins has one tax. Waititi put the rest on the table and named the day.
John Campbell asked three times. Chippy answered with a slogan.
Labour got National’s sub-30 gift and still went backwards. Opportunity is the maths problem both majors made.
Why believe the sequel when they wrote the first draft?
TVNZ sold an independent oncologist. Viewers didn’t get the Labour MP wife.
The campaign manager will not sell the leader’s line.
Hipkins keeps reminding the country why trust remains in short supply.
From the authoritarian ‘kindness’ of the contemporary left deliver us, O Lord!
In economic speak, nothing is free. This is a lesson the left appear incapable of learning. Barbara Edmonds’ economic baking will be a recipe for economic pain not economic gain.
New Zealand cannot afford another round of Labour’s fantasy economics. Voters are waking up to the pattern: announce the shiny promise, dodge the cost and blame someone else when the numbers fall apart.