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Forget the Polls — the Party’s the Problem

Forget the Polls — the Party’s the Problem

Two polls within days of each other and both tell a similar story. First, let’s take the simplistic view. Had National been in Government they probably would have got a similar bounce had the same numbers from the COVID-19 event occurred. Scott Morrison in Australia is currently at

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This Government Will Crash and Burn

This Government Will Crash and Burn

The longevity of the current government has nothing to do with the Nats’ rearranging their chairs on the Titanic or the suppression of our rights after Christchurch and during Covid. The CoL’s demise will happen when the failing economy inevitably hits rock bottom. Gratitude to the prime minister for

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China Rattles the Sabres in Taiwan’s Direction

China Rattles the Sabres in Taiwan’s Direction

Former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan once admitted that, when it comes to sovereignty, the UN is often blatantly hypocritical. The UN’s own Charter supposedly guarantees the sovereignty of its members – yet the UN, by Annan’s admission, is increasingly riding roughshod over national sovereignty. Yet even the UN

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Is Israel Treated Fairly at the United Nations?

Is Israel Treated Fairly at the United Nations?

IINZ News Few of the attacks on Israel are more effective than the claim that ‘even the United Nations condemns Israel’. And it does – in any given year, the UN general assembly passes more than three times as many resolutions condemning Israel than those condemning all of the other 192

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On Yer Bike, Bridges and Bennett Lose to the Wets

On Yer Bike, Bridges and Bennett Lose to the Wets

The National party caucus has decided to drown themselves in a puddle of wets. Simon Bridges‘ bold gamble has failed and now the party is under the pitiless gaze and control of Michelle Boag associates. We all know what happened the last time they did that. Here comes 2002 all

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Twit of the Day – Kepler Karen

Twit of the Day – Kepler Karen

We have a twit of the day: Well, Rach, dear, It would mean they are every bit as stupid as you. Remember this? We do… I think Kepler Karen is a more appropriate name for her. But back to her proposition. Bill English was a two time loser as leader,

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Workers Desert the “Party of the Worker”

Workers Desert the “Party of the Worker”

For 130 years, the Australian Labor Party has touted itself as the “party of the worker”. For at least the last thirty years, that’s been a blatant lie. Not one federal Labor parliamentarian has ever had a blue-collar job. Most have never had a job outside politics, full

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Memo to National – You’re Too Late
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Memo to National – You’re Too Late

This week’s polls have been horrendous for Simon Bridges and the National Party and last night would have pushed many over the edge. Its only natural to want to get a giant eraser out and expunge the results, the pollsters, the people involved, the memory – everything. Anything for a

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Canny View: Budget Analysis from Nick Stewart

Canny View: Budget Analysis from Nick Stewart

Nick Stewart CEO of Stewart Group The Adviser Talk · Canny View: Budget 2020, higher taxes on the way The government has unveiled Budget 2020 under the most challenging economic conditions since 1984 and with expectations from the whole nation that it will cushion the economy from the fallout from COVID-

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