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The Pacific Has Spoken. Labour Doesn’t Like the Answer.
Gavoka speaks of a relationship that he regards as enduring, rooted in belief and independent of political fashion. Labour speaks as though the Pacific’s choice of partners should be filtered through the politics of Wellington.
Tone It Down? We Wish They Would
The political class could do with some serious self-reflection.
Quick Hit: Hipkins’ First Week, Unpriced
Hipkins promised five actions at his first cabinet meeting. Labour’s own fiscal plan puts a price on two of them. For the hiring freeze, the ED plan and the price-gouging law, we found no published cost.