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Day 2 of the Your Party conference
November 30, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Day 2 of the Your Party conference
for our nz audience, Macrocarpa
November 30, 2025 at 6:17 PM
for our nz audience, Macrocarpa
nobody surprised by the stuff coming out of the labour party conference , surely.
they've taken the saatchi and saatchi slogan, uk circa 1979, and made it their aspirational goal.
they've taken the saatchi and saatchi slogan, uk circa 1979, and made it their aspirational goal.
November 30, 2025 at 3:39 AM
nobody surprised by the stuff coming out of the labour party conference , surely.
they've taken the saatchi and saatchi slogan, uk circa 1979, and made it their aspirational goal.
they've taken the saatchi and saatchi slogan, uk circa 1979, and made it their aspirational goal.
zero visitors/ interruptions all day, not a hint of road noise from the distant state highway, no traffic up the right of way..
made me nostalgic for lockdown. i could do 6 weeks of this, easy
made me nostalgic for lockdown. i could do 6 weeks of this, easy
November 29, 2025 at 8:30 AM
zero visitors/ interruptions all day, not a hint of road noise from the distant state highway, no traffic up the right of way..
made me nostalgic for lockdown. i could do 6 weeks of this, easy
made me nostalgic for lockdown. i could do 6 weeks of this, easy
a totāra split in half yields two clubs, all the better for hitting you on the head with e hoa
November 29, 2025 at 12:20 AM
a totāra split in half yields two clubs, all the better for hitting you on the head with e hoa
if successful at the next election- not a sure thing even now- labour could put up a list of all the current coalition's policy's that they will endorse in their first 100 days.
The people: ‘can we have pay equity?’
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
Chris Hipkins will not say whether Labour will commit $12.8b to restore pay equity.
November 27, 2025 at 7:25 PM
if successful at the next election- not a sure thing even now- labour could put up a list of all the current coalition's policy's that they will endorse in their first 100 days.
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The people: ‘can we have pay equity?’
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
Chris Hipkins will not say whether Labour will commit $12.8b to restore pay equity.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins speaks to the Herald ahead of his conference
Chris Hipkins will not say whether Labour will commit $12.8b to restore pay equity. Video / Mark Mitchell
www.nzherald.co.nz
November 27, 2025 at 6:41 PM
The people: ‘can we have pay equity?’
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
National: No.
Labour: No ❤️ ✨ 🌈
mist, 50 yards visibility, bit of a breeze, 19 degrees. pipiwharauroa/shining cuckoos are ecstatic
November 27, 2025 at 5:51 AM
mist, 50 yards visibility, bit of a breeze, 19 degrees. pipiwharauroa/shining cuckoos are ecstatic
somebody line up a job as a deputy principal for hipkins somewhere and do us all a favour pls.
Consistent with the Andrew and Ben show supporting Ray.
can labour kick hipkins already lol
like... he's been more supportive of ACT and NZF MPs than this
AND we're well past the point where Labour should be kicking itself in the face over this stuff - Wood, at the very least, has done his time
www.thepost.co.nz/politics/360...
like... he's been more supportive of ACT and NZF MPs than this
AND we're well past the point where Labour should be kicking itself in the face over this stuff - Wood, at the very least, has done his time
www.thepost.co.nz/politics/360...
November 27, 2025 at 4:32 AM
somebody line up a job as a deputy principal for hipkins somewhere and do us all a favour pls.
i'm replacing some large single glazed sashes in an old villa with new double glazed ones. if the original joiner was the same age as me when he made the original sashes he would have been born in 1848..
November 26, 2025 at 7:35 AM
i'm replacing some large single glazed sashes in an old villa with new double glazed ones. if the original joiner was the same age as me when he made the original sashes he would have been born in 1848..
i'm no metallurgist but that was an extreme wind gust
November 26, 2025 at 12:07 AM
i'm no metallurgist but that was an extreme wind gust
democratic expression scares the shit out of these ppl
In a way it's kind of funny that the govt thinks it's ok to just, immediately after local body elections, announce that the regional govts we voted for are for the chop, and the people we elected as city and district mayors are going to have different jobs to the one we just voted them into.
November 25, 2025 at 8:52 AM
democratic expression scares the shit out of these ppl
idly wondering if duncan, who is retiring from politics, is doing this because he no longer has to appease hipkins.
Labour lodges member's bill to repeal Regulatory Standards Act, asks NZ First for support www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
Labour lodges member's bill to repeal Regulatory Standards Act, asks NZ First for support
"We can do it right now, if Winston Peters is willing to walk the walk."
www.rnz.co.nz
November 25, 2025 at 12:30 AM
idly wondering if duncan, who is retiring from politics, is doing this because he no longer has to appease hipkins.
til a ruptured pec would require a fresh cadaver to harvest an achilles tendon from.
anyway, surgeon reckoned my diy do nothing approach was as good as or better than anything he could do and wished me well.
anyway, surgeon reckoned my diy do nothing approach was as good as or better than anything he could do and wished me well.
November 24, 2025 at 7:35 AM
til a ruptured pec would require a fresh cadaver to harvest an achilles tendon from.
anyway, surgeon reckoned my diy do nothing approach was as good as or better than anything he could do and wished me well.
anyway, surgeon reckoned my diy do nothing approach was as good as or better than anything he could do and wished me well.
has renney rolled hipkins yet
November 23, 2025 at 7:28 PM
has renney rolled hipkins yet
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i'd be more excited if the nice left wing guy decided to run for a left wing party i guess
November 23, 2025 at 6:51 AM
i'd be more excited if the nice left wing guy decided to run for a left wing party i guess
There is a strategy and it's becoming clearer. if labour have their way they will diminish the green vote, allowing nz first, their prefered coalition partner, to have more leverage.
As a BHN watcher and huge fan of yours, I'm VERY disappointed you have chosen to run against an incumbent Green MP. This electorate choice is NOT a good strategic move, you don't need to be going against those who would be your coalition partner. Kenepuru or Kapiti would have been better options
November 23, 2025 at 3:04 AM
There is a strategy and it's becoming clearer. if labour have their way they will diminish the green vote, allowing nz first, their prefered coalition partner, to have more leverage.
gf's conservative, catholic father came home from work at the railways joinery workshop, chch, years ago in a happy mood. said he had a visitor, seemed familiar but couldn't place her. then she told him ' I was John, your apprentice'. then he clicked. 'so nice of her to come and see me.'
November 20, 2025 at 8:53 AM
gf's conservative, catholic father came home from work at the railways joinery workshop, chch, years ago in a happy mood. said he had a visitor, seemed familiar but couldn't place her. then she told him ' I was John, your apprentice'. then he clicked. 'so nice of her to come and see me.'
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Has anyone even noticed that, in the current framing of a Peace Plan for Ukraine, Europe has been given the same role as Namibia or New Zealand (i.e. none)? This is the price Europe is paying for being Washington's lackeys for so long: utter irrelevance www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...
US and Russian officials draft plan to end Ukraine war based on capitulation from Kyiv
It is unclear if Trump administration backs deal that would mean Kyiv giving up territory and slashing size of military
www.theguardian.com
November 20, 2025 at 8:31 AM
Has anyone even noticed that, in the current framing of a Peace Plan for Ukraine, Europe has been given the same role as Namibia or New Zealand (i.e. none)? This is the price Europe is paying for being Washington's lackeys for so long: utter irrelevance www.theguardian.com/world/2025/n...
more innovation lol. less costs lol. like getting rid of the requirement for treated timber to be used in house framing, that sort of innovation/ cost saving. that went well didn't it. ( actual cost of H1 treatment at the time was $70 a cu/m). your builder would have spent more on biscuits at smoko.
Not content with teeing up a new generation of leaky buildings, the Minister wants to de-fund BRANZ and have more centralised political control over who gets funded to do research on buildings. More public funding on the menu for our private sector donor mates boys!
A new release is available from Hon Chris Penk.
November 20, 2025 at 1:37 AM
more innovation lol. less costs lol. like getting rid of the requirement for treated timber to be used in house framing, that sort of innovation/ cost saving. that went well didn't it. ( actual cost of H1 treatment at the time was $70 a cu/m). your builder would have spent more on biscuits at smoko.
laying out a template for hipkins
Not Andrew Little hyping up National Government transport nonsense two days in a row 🙄
Did he forget that his Labour Party mates had already planned for better ships delivered sooner? This is the cheap and dirty downgrade mate.
And no alt text on his images 🙄
Did he forget that his Labour Party mates had already planned for better ships delivered sooner? This is the cheap and dirty downgrade mate.
And no alt text on his images 🙄
📣📣📣 ANNOUNCEMENT: More investment for Wellington! The government's announcement of some upgrades to the Wellington Interislander dock, along with confirming the two new rail-enabled ferries, will cement Wellington's role as the main sea connection to the South Island for decades to come 🛳️
November 19, 2025 at 7:17 PM
laying out a template for hipkins
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I think Simeon overdosed on puberty blockers already
November 19, 2025 at 5:19 AM
I think Simeon overdosed on puberty blockers already
this is worth a listen. it describes the differing reactions of women and men when a man is publicly confronted.
November 18, 2025 at 7:37 PM
this is worth a listen. it describes the differing reactions of women and men when a man is publicly confronted.