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NZ Politics Daily: 5 November 2024

NZ Politics Daily: 5 November 2024

Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH 1News: Ministry official criticises advice used to justify HTP tax cut Bryce Edwards (Democracy Project): Political Roundup: Waikato Med School – National’s zombie "pet project" won’t die Jimmy Ellingham (RNZ): Mental Health Foundation calls for action on hundreds of unfilled

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Yes, They Colluded

Yes, They Colluded

Musk might be the target here, but it’s the speech of all online users that groups like CCDH want to regulate. If too many shrug and consider ‘regulated’ speech the new norm, it will be easier for these regimes to censor more online content and people might gradually forget what an opinion is.

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An Inquiry Into the Conflicts of Interest

An Inquiry Into the Conflicts of Interest

The findings of this investigation could pressure ministers to finally adopt stricter conflict-of-interest regulations, offering the public a greater assurance that development projects reflect shared national values rather than the priorities of a powerful few.

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NZ Politics Daily: 4 November 2024

NZ Politics Daily: 4 November 2024

Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards MIKE KING, MENTAL HEALTH Jenna Lynch (Stuff): Analysis: PM should have heeded his own advice not to politicise mental health Jesse Mulligan: What did Mike King actually say? Steve Braunias (Newsroom): The Secret Diary of .. Mike King Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Groan – In defence

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Candace Bad, Avi Bad, Mongols Fine

Candace Bad, Avi Bad, Mongols Fine

It is utterly absurd. But that’s where we are at: a place where activists protest people coming to speak, but are silent over criminal bikie gangs sending people here.

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NZ Politics Daily: 1 November 2024

NZ Politics Daily: 1 November 2024

Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards Dear Subscribers Thank you to the 600+ subscribers who have given feedback on the future of the Substack email newsletters. The survey closes tonight, and so you can still have input by clicking on this link and answering a few questions anonymously. In addition,

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