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ACT candidate Parmjeet Parmar, leader David Seymour and candidate Todd Stephenson in front of Big Pinky. Image source: Mandy Te
ACT hits the road on Big Pinky and releases manifesto as Labour says it will tackle cost of living from day one if elected
Political activity: ACT releases election manifesto, Labour says it will make the cost of living and healthcare its first priorities if elected as party leaders cast their votes early
by Mandy Te
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Political activity: ACT releases election manifesto, Labour says it will make the cost of living and healthcare its first priorities if elected as party leaders cast their votes early
Green Party co-leaders Chlöe Swarbrick and Marama Davidson.
Green Party releases manifesto, calls for one-year pause on consenting new AI data centres
Greens launch election campaign slogan, propose one-year pause on AI data centres and unveil manifesto calling for reform to public finance system, rejecting local govt rates cap proposal
by Mandy Te
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Greens launch election campaign slogan, propose one-year pause on AI data centres and unveil manifesto calling for reform to public finance system, rejecting local govt rates cap proposal
on its head
Standing conventional wisdom on its head
Chris Trotter says more and more, conventional wisdom sounds like conventional folly. In the end, no political party is entitled to people’s votes. Loyalty should be earned and renewed, not given blindly and regardless of repeated failures and betrayals
by Chris Trotter
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Chris Trotter says more and more, conventional wisdom sounds like conventional folly. In the end, no political party is entitled to people’s votes. Loyalty should be earned and renewed, not given blindly and regardless of repeated failures and betrayals
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The Greens' manifesto is called: 'The Time is Now' - but is it?
Chris Trotter says to announce that your party is even 'exploring' bestowing upon Māori the 'right of first refusal' on privately-owned land offered for sale will certainly test the relative strengths of collectivism and individualism in New Zealand!
by Chris Trotter
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Chris Trotter says to announce that your party is even 'exploring' bestowing upon Māori the 'right of first refusal' on privately-owned land offered for sale will certainly test the relative strengths of collectivism and individualism in New Zealand!