Today’s face of the day is Vernon Tava the leader of the Sustainable New Zealand Party.
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— Sustainable New Zealand Party (@SNZparty) January 15, 2020
Former RNZ board chairman Dr Jim Mather, whose eight-year tenure ended in June, described the financial result as extremely disappointing.
Perhaps the Wellington-centred media, who have been promulgating the idea that New Zealand is stuck in a slough of despond, need to get out more. The world’s always going to look miserable from a dyspeptic capital that is itself mired in the doldrums.
As anyone who has used public transport knows, it’s a bit of a horror show. Hence it’s refreshing to see a journalist, a senior writer for the New Zealand Herald, no less, in agreement. Did you hear? Auckland has invented train travel. Last month, the new City Rail
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For two more weeks, there is little for New Zealand political-tragics to do rather than play guessing games, critique the campaign or ponder ‘what ifs?’ What’s going to happen on 27 November? I haven’t the slightest idea.
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