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John Hartevelt in the Dom Post: Government departments are about to start disappearing, the head of the public service says. State Services commissioner Iain Rennie said the structure of the entire public service would be changed within five years. Excellent. I believe the future is fewer ministries, but they will be sector-wide. In hindsight National

A reader writes in: The S.B. Group is a registered third-party promoter set up for the 2023 election. The Group runs 'VoteWise', an astroturf campaign explicitly focused on promoting Shane Jones's New Zealand First candidacy in Northland. The Group is directed by Glenn Inwood (along with Paul Heffernan and Daniel Tither). A Dom Post article outlines The

A reader writes in: The S.B. Group is a registered third-party promoter set up for the 2023 election. The Group runs 'VoteWise', an astroturf campaign explicitly focused on promoting Shane Jones's New Zealand First candidacy in Northland. The Group is directed by Glenn Inwood (along with Paul Heffernan and Daniel Tither). A Dom Post article outlines The

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Stuff reports: A new Whānau Ora campaign has been launched encouraging a future built on Māori aspiration and inspiration. The “Our Future is Māori” message will be visible on billboards, bus stops and televisions throughout Aotearoa, asserting that Māori must take control of their future. It seeks to reinforce tino rangatiratanga while reminding whānau of the effectiveness

Stuff reports: A new Whānau Ora campaign has been launched encouraging a future built on Māori aspiration and inspiration. The “Our Future is Māori” message will be visible on billboards, bus stops and televisions throughout Aotearoa, asserting that Māori must take control of their future. It seeks to reinforce tino rangatiratanga while reminding whānau of the effectiveness

Dominion Post editor Anna Fifield says after 20 years reporting offshore - she’s shocked at the “communications industrial complex” she says shields our government and public service from media scrutiny. It’s not a new complaint - but is it really worse here than in any other modern democracy?

A general discussion post.

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