“Thorny path to National victory”. So ran the headline to Claire Trevett’s article in the Weekend Herald. It was worth reading just to prove it wasn’t worth reading if that makes sense. The article failed to impress. The left-wing journalists are so predictable. Like their political heroes, they
National Party Henry Cooke (Stuff): National Party to examine election campaign and candidate selection process in review of devastating election loss Herald: National Party review of disastrous election result announced Zane Small and Anna Bracewell-Worrall (Newshub): Exit polling, campaign staff feedback and social media to be scrutinised in National Party
Either John Key misspoke and the Otago Daily Times quoted him accurately or the quote was in error. Either way, there was a stuff up. It should say, ‘if they can’t run their own party, how on earth will they run the country?‘ Please share this post so others
Jeffrey A. Tucker aier.org Jeffrey A. Tucker is Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research. He is the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and nine books in 5 languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of
National Party Richard Harman: Goodfellow beats off challenge and calls for unity Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Sir John Key’s speech a chilling glimpse into the future for National Claire Trevett (Herald): ‘Reflective’ National Party meets for first time since election drubbing Claire Trevett (Herald): Sir John Key slams in the
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Whether or not the Democrats stole the US presidential election, what is clear is just how comprehensively they have stolen the hearts and minds of the mainstream media. The media are Ridin’ With Biden all the way, declaring their anointed candidate the winner – taking it upon themselves to usurp the
I will keep wearing my face if it’s alright with you “Unite against COVID-19” The BFD. Stuff up of the day. Source: Twitter If you enjoyed this BFD Stuff up of the day please consider sharing it with your friends.
Kerry Grant banana-boat-boy.com I chanced upon this photo in my hometown’s FB Page and was struck by the metaphor for our time that it represents. Presently, Cancel Culture is in full swing and is replacing accepted societal norms with the Globalist’s new or required norm. In the
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Hobson’s Pledge Trust hobsonspledge.nz Stuff should refund the money paid for an advert after the editor of the newspaper in which it appeared publicly criticised it, Hobson’s Pledge spokesperson Don Brash said today. The advertisement in the North Taranaki Midweek newspaper, paid for by the controversial lobby
Nicholas Coppel lens.monash.edu Since the advent of web-based social media platforms, the creation and dissemination of information is no longer in the hands of a few. Citizens can now simultaneously be creators, consumers and spreaders of content. The analytics and algorithms of social media mean citizens have a
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com I love newspapers and rue their demise in the face of the Internet’s news immediacy, nevertheless, they don’t help their survival by pandering to every nutter offence-taking complainant who calls them. Consider this disgrace by the New Zealand Herald yesterday. It was written
Friday 20 November 2020 News: Hawke’s Bay makes cautious step towards Maori seats Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has decided to poll voters at the next local government elections on whether it should create Maori wards. Chief executive James Palmer says while a majority of councillors appear to support
Housing Chris Trotter (Daily Blog): Meeting the overwhelming quantum of need – A modest proposal for ending New Zealand’s housing crisis Richard Harman: “This crisis is too big; we cannot wait any longer” Zane Small (Newshub): Green MP Julie Anne Genter questions Jacinda Ardern ruling out capital gains tax while
