Don Brash and Te Pāti Māori Agree on a Strategy
How both sides of politics are thinking strategically about voting.
How both sides of politics are thinking strategically about voting.
Sunny Kaushal says attention now needs to turn to how the changes work in practice.
If you’ve watched the interview, you’ll know what I mean.
Their best chance is to get a swag of electorate MPs.
Qiulae Wong is a must to avoid – a complete impossibility. You can take it from me.
Hipkins keeps reminding the country why trust remains in short supply.
On 9 December, CV TAG again raised concerns that its earlier advice supporting a single-dose approach for 12- to 15-year-olds had not been reflected in the government’s definition of ‘fully vaccinated’. Meanwhile, tens of thousands of teenagers had been receiving second doses.
The criticism followed a bruising interview in which Wong conceded the party board, which includes a member linked to more than $221,000 in donations this year, could overrule decisions made by any future elected MPs.
By outsourcing parenting to the taxpayer, we aren’t curing hardship – we are subsidising a lifestyle of zero accountability.
Final verdict on the exculpation of Judge Aitken.
Qiulae Wong and TOP seem to think they have invented a brave new world where self-interest no longer holds sway. To which the only answer would seem to be – good luck with that.
Why National's latest leadership drama is not an ending, but another chapter in an unresolved political struggle.