NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 5 2015
NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 5 2015
NZ POLITICS DAILY: February 5 2015
Today’s content
Waitangi
Claire Trevett (Herald): No froth as Little avoids the 'small beer' issues
Mike Hosking (Newstalk ZB): Our National Day
Tim Fookes (Newstalk ZB): Time For 'New Zealand Day'
Demelza Leslie (RNZ): PM expects share of Waitangi argy-bargy
Michael Field (Stuff): Waitangi Marae boss urges more listening
Claire Trevett (Herald): Pressure goes on Ngapuhi ahead of Waitangi Day
TVNZ: John Key faces confrontation with Maori elder at Waitangi
Sarah Robson (TV3): Politicians descend on Waitangi
Herald: Treaty of Waitangi: Queens rep visits historic Mangungu Mission
TV3: Campbell Live: Brash hasn't learnt anything 11 years on – Morgan
David Fisher (Herald): Gareth Morgan says National was on 'intolerant' path but only 19 people turn up to hear him
Sophie Lowery (TV3): Brash: 'No regrets' over Waitangi speech
Gareth Morgan (Gareth’s World): Returning to Orewa – The Treaty and Don Brash (Speech)
Herald: Editorial: Biculturalism doesn't need late convert
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): 19 people to hear Gareth
RNZ: Maori activists have message for MPs
Carwyn Jones (Dom Post): Treaty of Waitangi truly a living document
Hekia Parata (Herald): Te reo no longer silenced
Lachlan Forsyth (TV3): Pre-Waitangi Day party at Shane Jones'
Ewen McQueen (RenewNZ): Morgan and Brash both missing the point
Lee Suckling (Herald): We need to look at Waitangi Day differently
Mike Sabin and by-election
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): Who Knew What & When
Rob Hosking (NBR): By-election blues: Why Winston could stand in Northland (paywalled)
Audrey Young (Herald): John Key says Andrew Little is wrong over timing of Mike Sabin knowledge
ODT: Editorial: PM needs to take more care
Tova O’Brien (TV3): Sabin resignation overshadows Waitangi trip
Jamie Ball (NBR): Key likely to respond to allegation over Sabin today
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): What next for Key and the Sabin situation?
The Standard: Andrew Little – principled politician
Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): The Mockingbird Strikes Back
Ben Uffindell (The Civilian): National to stand former MP Mike Sabin in Northland by-election
Northland
Briar Marbeck (TV3): Northland's assets key to economic growth
RNZ: Strategy to tackle poverty in Northland
Pat O’Dea (Daily Blog): Northland
NZ intervention in Middle East
Kiwipolitico: Media Link: To the point on NZ and IS.
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): 100 NZ soldiers off to kill for peace – time top protest at ANZAC Day?
Graham Cameron (First we take Manhattan): Fighting ISIS & the troublingly “high price” of being family with the USA and Britain
Unemployment
Brian Fallow (Herald): Jobseeker rush keeps lid on employment stats
No Right Turn: 38,000 unemployed under National
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Unemployment jumps from 5.4% to 5.7% – NZ Herald thinks it’s great news
Anthony Robins (Standard): Unemployment up
Eric Crampton (Offsetting Behaviour): Labour Force Rorschah test
Greens
Sarah Stuart (Herald): Twelve Questions: Metiria Turei
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Who should be the next co-leader of the Greens?
Other
Danyl Mclauchlan (Dim Post): Correction
John Gerritsen (RNZ): National Library firm on school service cut
Brent Edwards (RNZ): Religious groups 'snubbed' on spy law
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): Pre-Parliament planning underway
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Getting too excited
RNZ: DOC won't backtrack on restructure
Vernon Small (Stuff): EQC changes expected to be 'minor': Brownlee
Vernon Small and Cecile Meier (Stuff): EQC on solid ground – review
Joshua Drummond (Waikato Times): Threats 'common' for women who speak their minds
NZ Parliament: New RNZ coverage of Parliament
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Household Internet access by income
Rob Salmond (Polity): Exports/jobs vs house prices
Muriel Newman (NZCPR): Progressive Education a Failure
Not PC: Greens, and the vision thing: A call for NZ liberty lovers
Neil Ratley (Stuff): Beehive flag shows signs of wind wear
Dita De Boni (Herald): Book cuts revive zombie warning
Bruce Munro (ODT): The changing face
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