Category: Politics
Everyone loves a Royal Tour (even if they don’t much like Royalty).
- Lobby Lud
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This Royal tour is a funny thing. Latest polling seems to suggest that as a country, we want to move on from the Monarchy. Republic NZ’s polling shows that only 46% of those polled wanted the Next British monarch to become King of New Zealand.
Read MoreGeorgeous baby your highness
- Nick Fone
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We are in the midst of a highly publicised visit from the Duke, Duchess and George of Cambridge, and despite the growing number of people joining the camp of “who-gives-a-royal-fuck”, the handsome duke and his gorgeous family are leaving in their wake a herd of screaming fans trying to catch a glimpse of them.
Read MoreWe talked about Kevin
- Lord Sutch
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It was a dark and stormy night. The wind was blowing, rain was pouring and I was going to see Kevin Hague.
Read MoreYoung people’s Jewish problem
- Lord Sutch
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I’m sure there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation for this, but crikey. Sort it out young people. This is from the recent Young Nats Ball.
Read MoreHey MSD, stopped being dicks
- Lord Sutch
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**UPDATE 2** After my gentle provision of another chance for them to reconsider, MSD has decided that they will play nice.
Read MoreFacts are Sacred. Comment is (of variable quality)
- Lobby Lud
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Blogs were supposed to offer new hope for journalism. The days of the churnalists/repeaters/lamestream media were numbered, to be replaced by the purity and investigative depth of citizen-journalists.
Read MoreMe and Ms Collins
- Lord Sutch
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We’re a big fan of Minister Collins. She was the first MP to support us. She wrote the first MP’s guest post for us (get one, get them all!) and though we don’t agree with her politically, she’s always been ready to engage online.
Read MoreI have a dream
- Lord Sutch
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Here’s my own cult of personality (none of this is real):
Read MoreConfidence: An ode to Bryce Edwards
- Lord Sutch
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Confidence. It’s the jewel in the crown of human behaviour isn’t it?
Read MoreMr Ryght: An interview with ACT leader: Jamie Whyte
- Tim Batt
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Jamie Whyte is the new leader of ACT, a party currently polling at 0.4%, this is promising compared to the 0.00% it polled quite recently.
Read MoreThe greatest cultural cringe in New Zealand; or why New Zealand Government Departments shouldn’t make videos
- Lord Sutch
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qv0BND-zLDc&app=desktop Hat tip: Laura McQuillan
Read MoreFree political advice: National Party
- Lord Sutch
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This is the second entry in my free-political-advice series. Today we look at the incumbents, the National Party. Or as I call them “John Key and the suits”.
Read MoreFree political advice: Labour Party
- Lord Sutch
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So it’s election year. And I’m a thoughtful, intelligent, relatively non-partisan kind of guy. So I thought I’d do some thinking about what each party should do in the run-up to the election.
Read MoreThe sisterhood of the racist travelling jacket
- Guest Post
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By Walter Plinge This week Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei played the race card, accusing Corrections Minister Anne Tolley of a thinly veiled racist attack against her for mentioning the cost of her designer jacket.
Read MoreHow’s yer nation?
- Lord Sutch
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So we’ve had three states of the nation in the last week. Three. And really they weren’t states of the nation were they?
Read MoreRuminator TV: secret National Party 2014 Campaign video
- Lord Sutch
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In this exclusive leak we’ve been given National’s 2014 Election Video:
Read MoreColin and Me
- Jackson James Wood
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There is no point retelling the litany of buffoonery that Colin Craig has entertained us with over the past couple of years. He’s admitted using calculated comments to ensure air time and entrench himself as part of the media landscape.
Read MorePolitical Kombat Round 1: The Arts
- Lord Sutch
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Welcome to Political Kombat.
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