In the car, I tuned to radio bulletins yet I still had no idea what crazy Ardern had proposed for us long-suffering everyday Kiwis. The timetable seemed so disorganized, complex and completely over the top. Was this to subtly keep continued control of each and every one of us? It seems that Ardern with her cloistered nincompoops are not going to give up their childish, churlish, chilling control over us that easily.
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Labour’s Reuben Davidson says the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill will be revived with urgency, but won’t commit to the first 100 days. The bill would make tech platforms fund the legacy media only 37 per cent of Kiwis trust most of the time.
In so much as employment is desirable, the left sees a major role for the state in provision and guarantee of work; the right largely sees provision of work as a role for the private sector. The first hampers the second.
Under MMP, electorate seats are filled first. If National wins two extra electorates, then that is two list places gone. Who are two list candidates ahead of Goldsmith? Nicola Willis and Chris Bishop. Both possible challengers for the leadership.
