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There has been a bit of a furore this week about the new Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nanaia Mahuta, having a moko, otherwise known as a facial tattoo. The usual suspects have crawled out of the woodwork and claimed that anyone who doesn’t like this decision is ‘raaacist…’, even
I can’t see a path to victory for Joe Biden. There aren’t enough states in play for him. He’s absolutely dreamin’ in claiming Wisconsin and Michigan. He’s 270k votes behind Trump in MI. Biden would have to win 90% of the remaining votes in WI to
Now the results are flowing it is time for a discussion post to discuss today’s US Election results. Key links: Townhall Results page RealClearPolitics results page Fox News Results page PJ Media Live blog Breitbart live updates This truck is owned by a mate of mine, seen in Birkenhead:
There’s no end to the gravy train for Labor mates in Victoria. Including $2m awarded without competitive tender to a firm run by a former Labor candidate, to run a secretive spin doctor program while Victorians were under virtual house arrest. A Labor strategist who boasts that “public opinion
ACT Party “Labour’s so-called ‘Fair Pay’ Agreements will take industrial relations back to the 1970s”, says ACT’s Workplace Relations and Safety spokesperson Chris Baillie. New Workplace Relations and Safety Minister Michael Wood said this morning that Labour will press ahead will FPAs. “Labour claims FPAs will help
It is interesting to see the portfolios handed out by the ringmaster, or should that be mistress, and which clowns got what. 1. Jacinda Ardern – Minister of Poverty Reduction. A laugh first off. The word reduction is a complete misnomer. 2. Grant Robertson – Minister for Racing. Has to be horses
The Green party always seems to pick the weirdest and worst examples of immigrants as MPs. They’ve really outdone themselves this time with Ricardo Menendez, a Hispanic hailing from Mexico whose father paid for him to leave that horrible place for a better life in New Zealand. Ricardo is
The Amish are not playing around today pic.twitter.com/S3vIy3oMYR — Barstool News Network (@BarstoolNewsN) November 3, 2020
Well, that’s that then, according to Newshub. By that train of communication the message is necessarily suspect, as that mob definitely are given to mangling quotes beyond all original meaning; but if it does contain a grain of truth, it appears a Professor, if one can call him that
2 November 2020 The leak that wasn’t continues. As the search for the leaker(s) progresses there are more denials than from a Daniel Andrews government. It appears there were 15 people in the know. This includes the four ministers, Johnson, Gove, Sunak and Hancock, science advisors and the
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The only certain things are death, taxes, and council budget blow-outs. Why does this always happen? Here is a typical example to explain why. Hamilton City Council is planning several new roads to open up farm land south of the city for a new suburb. Nobody questions the need,
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Information Satire Yesterday, our assistant cub reporter retrieved a flash drive from a skip overflowing with filled disposable nappies. The skip had been parked outside Premier House for months. The Woke Examiner is now in possession of a trove of emails – allegedly hacked – thought to belong to an international super-
Radio NZ Morning Report interviewed Nanaia Mahuta about her fabulous new role. One of the biggest surprises of the Cabinet reshuffle is Nanaia Mahuta being handed the portfolio of Minister of Foreign Affairs. She will be the first woman to ever hold the role in New Zealand. Prime Minister Jacinda
The cross-over voters who joined diehard Labour voters in giving Jacinda Ardern’s incoming Labour Government the first-ever single-party majority since we saddled ourselves with MMP in 1996 may live to regret their short-sighted impetuosity. They may well get more than they bargained for. The 9-
