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Kelston Boys High board have rejected becoming a charter school However the minister can override their decision and go ahead anyway There are some really important points in this video which are definitely worth sharing as much as possible Please do Ta facebook.com/share/v/1GnoHA…

Wow! $70million to bring Robbie Williams to NZ Someone in govt must be a huge fan Let's see who gets free tickets? #nzpol

Another fast track outrage: a company which made substantial donations to 2 parties in #NZ Govt gets permission for a major urban development in a flood zone which also lacks water/wastewater/transport infrastructure. Who picks up the inevitable costs? thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360968…

Hey Luxon, you know how you want to make the electricity system dependent on imported LNG…. I don’t reckon that is so smart

Govt not being honest about the true cost of their Toyota ferries. This has been a fck up from the moment they sent a text message cancelling the Irex Ferries thepost.co.nz/politics/36096…

Didn't he cut many regional destinations out as well, leaving people virtually stranded We know he sold the Australian operation because he couldn't be chair of the board It's almost as if he puts his personal sensibilities ahead of the company good Just like his govt #nzlast

This might be a silly question but Is there an intention to build weapons of mass destruction using our critical minerals? If there is we should have no part in that

Would you rather $70 Million of our taxpayers' money be spent on:

If this minerals deal goes through, will we be helping the USA to make more weapons of mass destruction? Let's not do that please @chrisluxonmp @winstonpeters @dbseymour Thank you @GreenpeaceNZ Luxon's office draped in US flags in protest rnz.co.nz/news/political…

@chrisluxonmp I'm worried about the effects that will have on households already struggling with support groups like foodbanks starved of funds and many closing That's the choice your govt made when you syphoned taxpayer funds off into landlord and party donor pockets rather than NGOs &support

If you’re feeling concerned about petrol prices, you’re not alone. We know it’s tough, and the last thing any household needs right now is more pressure on the budget. While these pressures are global, New Zealand is in a stronger position to handle the impact of conflict in the Middle East than we were two years ago, because of the steps we have taken to rebuild the economy. We will continue to manage the economy responsibly and support Kiwis through this unpredictable time, delivering the steady economic management needed to minimise the impact on households.

Yet they thought it was OK to speculate and invent huge costs for port projects that bore no relationship to reality Now @winstonpeters @NicolaWillisMP just hide their own ineptitude and poor decision making which delayed ferries by years at what is likely to be a higher cost

So there'll be no fish left

@henrycooke So where's the plan she claims to have? Surely that would be part of any comprehensive plan? I don't think we can trust any Nat because they all lie continuously

Nicola Willis says she has actively commissioned and is looking at advice on how the Govt could provide “targeted” support for families most hit by rising fuel costs.

@NZNationalParty So useless! Talking about nothing! What have you been doing for the last 3 weeks? People are hurting now! Add in the 4.5% food inflation makes the problem worse! Call out the illegal war for what it is! It is not a conflict. It is a war!

@NZNationalParty Mums dads or individuals who didn't start from a privileged position aren't stronger financially You've borrowed heavily but they've seen none of that money& struggle every day Landlords, tobacco, private health & schools are stronger &oil companies are absolutely creaming it tho

The conflict in the Middle East will have an impact on the economy, but NZ is starting from a much stronger position now than was the case a few years ago under Labour - when debt had reached $120b, inflation was at a 32 year high of 7.3%, and skyrocketing mortgage repayments and higher taxes were weighing Kiwis down.

Deficit theory?

@NZNationalParty But there, are now more gang members than police I bet you didn't see that coming

National has delivered tougher consequences for criminals, banned gang patches, and put more Police on the beat. We’re seeing results.

Yep, sounds good to me.

@Mountain_Tui Incredible how important consulted &shovel ready projects kept NZ economy going through covid were condemned as a waste of money Yet now, no global emergency & our govt spends large to subsidise fast track projects without consultation Some don't repay loans But crickets 🦗🦗

Many in Invercagill upset about a mega AI factory that will consume 2nd highest load of electricity, Wellingtonians upset w/ a $5bn Petone road & Aucklanders shocked at flood plain development Welcome to fast-track as Bishop designed it: You don't get a say, nor do Councils

@mangonui08 Incredible how important consulted &shovel ready projects kept NZ economy going through covid were condemned as a waste of money Yet now, no global emergency & our govt spends large to subsidise fast track projects without consultation Some don't repay loans But crickets 🦗🦗