Daily review 10/02/2023

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    1. 1.1

      Left meaning Eastward?

      A live media interview with Wayne Brown without Desley pulling his arm and Hooton yelling in his earpiece would produce enough hot air to blow it out of the Pacific.

        1. 1.2.1.1

          Relentless rain with relentless strong winds peaking Tuesday afternoon. That will bring down a few trees and power lines and likely many more than on 27 Jan.

    1. 2.1

      The election is already 'early' 14th October instead of some time later in November.

      Will that be another of the previous PM's pronouncements that will be flung on the "Great Policy Fire" ???

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            From Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2023_New_Zealand_general_election

            14 Oct 2023 is an early election ….

            The writs for the 2020 election were returned on 20 November 2020;[9] as a result, the 53rd Parliament must dissolve no later than 20 November 2023. Writs must be issued within seven days,[10] so the last day for issuance of the writs is 27 November 2023. Writs must be returned within 60 days of their issuance (save for any judicial recount, death of a candidate, or emergency adjournment),[11] which would be 26 January 2024. Because polling day must be on a Saturday,[11] and ten days is required for the counting of special votes,[12] the last possible date for the next election to be held is 13 January 2024.

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