3 November 2018
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Pete George
/ 3rd November 2018There’s been a bit of coverage of the royal people tripping around New Zealand but it’s been fairly low key generally. Some people seem to think all their celebrity Christmases have come at once, but most people seem to have had little or no interest.
Ray
/ 3rd November 2018It was interesting that after the first meeting when the figure of only 200 people (young girls mostly) the numbers attending was glossed over by the Media.
Ray
/ 3rd November 2018I still don’t know what to think about this.
“Child poverty rates unknown as targets about to become law”.
Wasn’t this a cornerstone policy by Labour & Greens
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=12152641
Corky
/ 3rd November 2018”Survey mishap?”
Sounds suss to me, Ray.
Gezza
/ 3rd November 2018Wasn’t this a cornerstone policy by Labour & Greens
Possibly. Trying to remember if there was a Minister for it.
Pete George
/ 3rd November 2018Se has been wading in to a few issues since returning to New Zealand from her stint in the UN.
Corky
/ 3rd November 2018Still has the cold killer look. This women missed her calling on the RIGHT side of politics.
”She has been wading in to a few issues since returning to New Zealand from her stint in the UN.”
It must be unimaginably boring for her back in New Zealand. She’s a rebel looking for a cause.
High Flying Duck
/ 3rd November 2018For someone who has “no interest whatsoever” in running for Mayor, she is certainly making her views well known on a number of important Auckland issues.
High Flying Duck
/ 3rd November 2018sorethumb
/ 3rd November 2018The Christchurch Press – Bias