Daily Review 27/02/2018
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The initial response from right wingers online to the news that National’s new leader is Simon Bridges is a big meh.
The new leader of the National Party has been announced. It is Simon Bridges with Paula Bennett remaining as deputy.
Today we will find out if National is taking a step backwards. Or two steps backwards.
The Minister of Justice and the Prime Minister teased a little bit of constitutional change yesterday. Let’s look at what that could actually mean, and how it could upon up old laws for review by Parliament.
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A very cursory glance at Facebook, Palantir Technologies, Cambridge Analytica, AggregateIQ, click bait, targeted ads…and what the hell is the FBI playing at?
RMTU members are working to rule to oppose Auckland Transport and Transdev’s attempts to weaken security arrangements on Auckland’s trains.
Damien Grant thinks that National is a relic and should fracture into libertarian and conservative parties.
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Judith Collins has indicated that the chances of a mature debate about Criminal Justice are slim.
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Queenstown Lake District Council wants to protect the uber wealthy from Labour’s new overseas house buying ban.
Hot on the heels on the news that he is going to spend valuable time dancing with the stars David Seymour has engaged […]
Andrew Little has called for a complete change the way criminal justice works. But National’s initial response suggests that the prospects of a mature discussion on the issue are slim.
* in Australia.
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Teachers in America have responded to Donald Trump’s proposal to arm teachers in response to the Parkland School massacre with a request that they be armed with anything but guns.
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National’s leadership contest is one week old. The latest is a central edict that all candidates have to be nice to each other and a claim that candidates are not offering senior positions to MPs in exchange for their support.
Snippets from the first day of the 2nd Pacific Climate Change Conference and Cyclone Gita.
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“I’m joining whatever political party those kids in Florida just started”
The TPP might have been re-branded as the CPTPP but it’s still the same bad deal says Professor Jane Kelsey, New Zealand’s expert on international economic regulation.
“Calling it “Comprehensive and Progressive” doesn’t make it any better.
Nicky Hager and the publishers of Dirty Politics have released into the public arena the chapter dealing with Mark Mitchell’s campaign to be selected as National’s Rodney candidate.
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The Lord Mayor of the City of London is visiting New Zealand. Its not Sadiq Khan, Charles Bowman is a PwC partner leading London’s financial centre lobby. He’s here to talk to business and regulators. He’ll no doubt be talking up more deregulation.
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In this second edition of Pollwatch, we note the impact of Jacinda Ardern at the height of her powers, track the likelyhood of current government support partners of clearing our high Party Vote threshold, and note the small likelyhood that English’s eventual successor will have of sneaking into the Beehive even if we held a snap election right now.
Steven Joyce and Mark Mitchell have both thrown their hats into the ring for National’s leadership.
What we need is a government that shares power with beneficiaries.
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