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Phil Goff s slow throttling of Aucklanders on low incomes

Phil Goff s slow throttling of Aucklanders on low incomes
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Political leaders language seeks to manipulate us

This Government’s current favourite mantra is variations on the phrase, “we are taking the time to get it right”, which purports to explain why it hasn’t acted more quickly on particular issues. Ardern used it in relation to the long-promised ban on gay conversion therapy, and minister David Parker used just those words when challenged about the promised reforms to the RMA laws. He said the matters involved were “incredibly complex” and “time will be taken to get it right”. Ross Giblin/Stuff John Bishop: ‘’. the phrase turns a grumble about a delay into an answer about the quality of the solution.’’

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On Labour s Timid Uses (so Far) Of The Power That Voters Have Given It

Tuesday, 15 December 2020, 11:40 am Long on aims, short on delivery. Greta Thunberg is not the only person who feels that the Ardern government is better at aspirations than achievement. Once upon a time, Jacinda Ardern may have called climate change “this generation’s nuclear free moment” but…during the same fortnight that New Zealand declared a climate emergency, this country was not awarded a speaking slot and did not take an active role in a major UN climate change virtual conference, apparently because we didn’t have any ambitious new proposals to bring to the table. In fact: Of the 43 Annex I countries -

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