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Gordon Campbell on Labour’s fear of commitment

March 26, 2024 0

For 20 years or more, the case for a meaningful capital tax gains has been mulled over and analysed to death, including by the tax […]

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Gordon Campbell on the attack of the tax cut zombies, and a music playlist

March 21, 2024 0

As long ago as 2007, New Zealanders were telling pollsters that while they wanted tax cuts, a majority of the public opposed tax cuts if […]

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Gordon Campbell on National’s fantasy trip to La La Landlord Land

March 14, 2024 0

How much political capital is Christopher Luxon willing to burn through in order to deliver his $2.9 billion gift to landlords? Evidently, Luxon is: (a) […]

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Gordon Campbell on the flaws in anti-gang laws

March 4, 2024 0

Google “Christopher Luxon“ and “mojo” and you get nearly 60,000 matching responses. Over the past 18 months – here and here and again, here – […]

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Gordon Campbell on National passing bad policies under urgency

February 16, 2024 0

If National really had faith in its welfare policies, it wouldn’t be ramming them through Parliament under urgency – a step that means the policies […]

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Gordon Campbell on National’s misleading policy packaging

February 12, 2024 0

Truth in packaging can be a political rarity, but the gap between what the Luxon administration says it is doing and what its policies will […]

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Gordon Campbell on the politics as a morality play

February 8, 2024 0

To a striking extent, the working class vote in Western societies has been going to right wing demagogues, not to left wing social democrats. Even […]

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Gordon Campbell on Treaty principles, and Nikki Haley’s false dawn

January 23, 2024 0

So the government wants to “debate” the principles of Te Tiriti, even though its own Māori Development Minister has been simultaneously assuring us that these […]

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Gordon Campbell on Nicola Willis’ impersonation of a Finance Minister

December 21, 2023 0

“I don’t make merry myself at Christmas, and I can’t afford to make idle people merry. I help to support [the poorhouses]…. They cost enough, […]

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Gordon Campbell on the government’s politics of nostalgia

December 18, 2023 0

There’s a thin line between “conservative” and “reactionary.” The former strive to retain the best of current practice, while the latter want to pull everything […]

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Gordon Campbell on the ferry follies of Nicola Willis

December 15, 2023 0

Cook Strait can be one of the roughest stretches of water in the world. Thanks to Finance Minister Nicola Willis, New Zealand is now going […]

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Gordon Campbell on how the state aims to dictate what the unemployed are allowed to buy

December 12, 2023 0

At first glance, ACT deputy leader Brooke Van Velden might seem an odd choice to oversee workplace relations. However, if the aim is to atomise […]

National Maori Action Day' demonstrators protest in Auckland, New Zealand, Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2023. Thousands of protesters rallied against the New Zealand government's Indigenous policies on Tuesday as the Parliament convened for the first time since October elections. (Jason Dorday/New Zealand Herald via AP)

Gordon Campbell On The Government’s Assault On Maori

December 6, 2023 0

This isn’t news, but the National-led coalition is mounting a sustained assault on Treaty rights and obligations. Even so, Christopher Luxon has described yesterday’s nationwide […]

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Gordon Campbell on the government’s smokefree laws debacle

December 4, 2023 0

The most charitable explanation for National’s behaviour over the smokefree legislation is that they have dutifully fulfilled the wishes of the Big Tobacco lobby and […]

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Gordon Campbell on how climate change threatens cricket‘s future

November 30, 2023 0

Well that didn’t last long, did it? Mere days after taking on what he called the “awesome responsibility” of being Prime Minister, M Christopher Luxon […]

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Gordon Campbell on the new government’s policies of yesteryear

November 27, 2023 0

This column expands on a Werewolf column published by Scoop on Friday Routinely, Winston Peters is described as the kingmaker who gets to decide when […]

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Gordon Campbell on secret coalition talks, plus a music playlist

November 17, 2023 0

Routinely, the centre-right complains that Big Government treats people like children. Huh. Have to say, National, Act and New Zealand First are doing a pretty […]

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