National’s 2020 election campaign in billboards
A review of National’s billboards used this year shows what an utter disaster the campaign has been for them.
A review of National’s billboards used this year shows what an utter disaster the campaign has been for them.
National is facing another PR disaster with reports of an increasingly hostile Auckland Central candidate selection process and with allegations that National’s head office has misapplied the party’s constitution.
A review of National’s week which is as bad as any week I can remember.
The Herald is reporting that Nikki Kaye will announce her retirement from politics today.
You would think in the midst of a world pandemic that is threatening established countries everywhere that National would do the responsible thing and work constructively to resolve all of government issues. If you do think this you are wrong.
National has embarked on a moral crusade to not lose the Election.
Tomorrow the National Party caucus meet to decide on a leadership challenge mounted by Todd Muller and Nikki Kaye. Both parties obviously think they have the numbers. Which MPs are misleading them?
School students are planning national protests against climate change on March 15, 2019. The response of some politicians to this news is less than optimal.
Kia ora koutou readers, and welcome back to the first Pollwatch of 2019, and as our official Worst News™ will tell you, (okay, […]
It is Maori Language week. And National has come out with the unusual situation of requiring primary and intermediate schools to teach a compulsory second language. But the language may not necessarily be te Reo Māori. And Simon Bridges opposes it being taught compulsorily.
Teachers have indicated they will also be seeking a significant catch up in salaries and job conditions after a decade of neglect.
Amy Adams has announced that she will also be seeking the leader’s position of the National Party.
National is united. There are no murmurings about leadership and Bill English’s and Paula Bennett’s positions are secure.
Last year’s electorate expense returns have now been made public.
Helen Kelly championed the liberalisation of drug law to allow those suffering from significant ill health to have access to cannabis for medicinal purposes. National is still struggling with the concept despite it having overwhelming public support.
What are National’s prospects this year? Will Bill English survive as leader? Will there be resignations and a clean out of the front bench? Stay tuned …
The media have noticed that Bill English has recently been missing in action. And pretenders to his throne are starting to play up.
National is trying to spin that Labour refusing to continue with National’s flawed pay equity legislation shows a lack of commitment to pay equity. Nothing could be further from the truth.