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Politicians rarely get the signals about when their electoral currency is ebbing. Usually, the first time they realise they are stuffed politically is when the vote goes against them. Take Efeso Collins, for example. He and his enablers in the Labour party thought they were heading for a resounding victory
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The New Zealand Herald ran a nonsense item from abroad re horoscopes and specifically, which star sign category individuals are most likely to be a serial killer. Turns out I am. Well, like the Mikado’s Lord High Executioner I admit “I have a little
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#BREAKING We are ending agriculture’s free ride – but Cabinet’s plan for doing it doesn’t go far enough. NZ Greens & James Shaw have a *different* solution that will guarantee agriculture plays its part. Bold climate action is needed, now. pic.twitter.com/5Hqd8YYNkj — Green Party NZ (@NZGreens)
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Can you imagine a New Zealand in which independent media is gone and all that remains is a small group of large media organisations muzzled by funding from the government? It’s not some faraway dystopia. It is already happening. With the rapid corporate consolidation of traditional news outlets and
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David Pomeroy Sara Tolbert Kay-Lee Jones University of Canterbury Becky Taylor UCL Christine Rubie-Davies University of Auckland David is a Senior Lecturer in the University of Canterbury Faculty of Education, and a former secondary mathematics teacher. Sarah Tolbert is currently the Associate Professor of Science and Environmental Education
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