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Judith Collins’ comments on Māori health policy are a diversion | Claire Robinson
National leader’s warning about greater Māori self-governance are designed to deflect from her unpopularity In…
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Backlash to Labour’s housing policy has exposed signs of internal party disarray | Claire Robinson
The government has broken its promises and handed them to the opposition on a golden platter As the first majo…
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The phallic necktie is a symbol of outdated white male supremacy in our parliament | Claire Robinson
A piece of clothing that descends from the codpiece and is designed to promulgate while male power should be o…
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Jacinda Ardern should make Trevor Mallard pay the price for his costly ‘mistake’ | Claire Robinson
Last week it was revealed that more than $300,000 from the public purse was spent in defamation proceedings af…
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New Zealand has put its faith in Labour: now the party must deliver | Claire Robinson
With its most resounding victory since 1946, the weight of expectation on Labour has never been greaterThe Jac…
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The Māori party’s policy for land rights and self-governance is not to be ignored | Claire Robinson
The Mana Motuhake policy is a 25-year plan to improve the outcomes of whānau Māori that the mainstream major p…
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New Zealanders want small parties at the political table, but the system is stacked against them | Claire Robinson
In an election that sorely needs alternative voices, small parties face an impossibly steep climb to be seen o…
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It feels like no one can be bothered with the New Zealand election any more | Claire Robinson
Even Labour’s tax policy cant’t spark fury. The only numbers people are concerned about are coronavirus-relate…
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James Shaw’s mea culpa on school funding exposed his lack of political nous | Claire Robinson
Green party leader came under fire from many quarters over the project, including supporters who asked how he …