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Daily review is also your post.
This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day.
The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy).
Don’t forget to be kind to each other …
Ian Powell on Simeon Brown’s hostile takeover of the Medical Council and the suspicious role of the Free Speech Union (FSU) in this and other current events that all stink to high heaven.
https://politicalbytes.blog/2026/08/03/sinister-free-speech-union-attacks-investigative-journalist-for-being-investigative/
Obviously, Simeon Brown reached out and got into contact with the FSU immediately when his office received questions from Andrea Vance.
Maybe linked to the Atlas Group or the Mt Perelin Society ???
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/politics/881287/national-wants-to-show-labour-the-social-media-ban-bill-but-we-can-t-education-minister-says
How odd! Parliament is sovereign and the Coalition Ministers ignore or go against advice whenever it suits them, so the conclusion is obvious: they’re stalling and not acting in genuine good faith.
Latest Roy Morgan today:
Lab 25.5 Gre 13.5 TPM 2.0=41.0
Nat 32.0 ACT 8.5 NZF 8.5=49.0
Opp 8.0
The Left down 1 but the Right down 2 since the last RM poll.
Under this poll Opp would almost certainly put the CoC back in government. Good to see the racists falling.
Polling period June 29 – July 26.
So, even before last Monday, never mind all that has followed.
https://www.roymorgan.com/findings/10281-nz-national-voting-intention-july-2026
Cat among pigeons…
On Wikipedua, Roy Morgan chooses National every time!! Go figure.
In a sea of red from all other polling theirs is the only blue.
Opportunists @ parity with NZF will get Winston motivated. He may tell Wong to get back where she came from.
Or Wong might be White ???
What sort of kai is that, Ngungukai, good or bad? There is no room for and time for hidden personal jibes or jokes at this stage in our evolution-devolution. Your good thinking and why about present problems would be of interest and help in discussions.