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Ardern and Robertson are running a circus. I leave it to you to work out who is the ringmaster and who is the clown. Ardern warned beforehand to prepare for pain. She, of course, didn’t divulge just how much. As it turned out, for obvious reasons. If I’d
Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com In her pre-budget speech, the Prime Minister said, “There is no playbook for the recovery we are about to embark on. But nor do we need one. When it has come to COVID-19 we have carved a path based on our people, our
The gloves are off and the race is on to make up for all the time lost in fighting the virus foe. Ardern’s daily health announcement has now become her soap box to promote her party ahead of September’s election. If that is going to continue, Simon Bridges
National MP Michael Woodhouse described Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern as “Robert Muldoon with slogans and kindness” during the heat of a Parliamentary debate on Tuesday afternoon. Parliament was urgently debating the COVID-19 Public Health Response Bill 2020, which allows for alert level 2 to be put in place but
George The PM thinks she has done us a favour by allowing us to enter level two. She hasn’t. Her “team of five million” had already made that decision for her a week ago – and she knew it. We went hard and early. In fact, she has lost control
This is the livestream of the budget and a post to leave budget related comments. * The Government will spend up to $50b fighting the Coronavirus crash with a massive injection of funding for jobs, training, and infrastructure. * It doesn’t know how to spend all of the money it has
I don’t know about you, but most of the people I meet these days seem jubilant. They have either discovered the joys of working from home or else have been on six weeks’ ‘annual leave’, paid for by the government. “Never before in my life have I had six
Hon JUDITH COLLINS (National—Papakura): I don’t believe for a moment that this country went hard and fast. It is a typical communications phrase that is being seeded into just about every speech, every conversation from a Government MP. Hon Member: Prove it. Hon JUDITH COLLINS: I can prove
Phil Twyford is Labour’s reverse Midas. Everything he touches turns to great mountains of poos. His latest failure is the light rail to the airport folly. Another “flagship” policy of the Government and another broken promise from Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. The Government’s flagship infrastructure project has been
