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Yesterdaze: National sticks to its shivving - Vimarsana News

Yesterdaze: National sticks to its shivving

Yesterdaze: National sticks to its shivving Newsroom 1 day ago © Provided by Newsroom Editor’s note: The opinions in this article are the author’s, as published by our content partner, and do not represent the views of MSN or Microsoft. Amid some in-House knitting drama this week, there was more speculation the knives are out for National Party leader Judith Collins. But doesn't National always have its knives out? James Elliott has the news of the week.  It was an exciting week for those holding tickets in the “Seymour Sweepstake”, waiting to see which of the shiny new nine Act...

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The bogan whip: Kieran McAnulty on pies, religion and his infamous ute - Vimarsana News

The bogan whip: Kieran McAnulty on pies, religion and his infamous ute

The bogan whip: Kieran McAnulty on pies, religion and his infamous ute 12 minutes to read By: Michele Hewitson Pie-loving Kieran McAnulty is tasked with keeping Labour's bigger, more diverse caucus in line. Let's hope he manages this better than his messy red ute. By Michele Hewitson. At the Carterton Rotary Christmas parade, Kieran McAnulty, the Labour MP who turned the Wairarapa from blue to red in the October election, was dressed from the waist up as an elf. Down below he was wearing shorts and jandals. He was also wearing his sunnies. He looked utterly ridiculous. He sa...

Another New Zealand Middle East Military Deal Fails Prime Minister's 'Sniff Test' - Vimarsana News

Another New Zealand Middle East Military Deal Fails Prime Minister's 'Sniff Test'

Thursday, 11 February 2021, 5:59 am Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa says the Prime Minister should apply the ‘Middle East sniff test’ again. This time to a New Zealand government military deal with Israel. This follows revelations Air New Zealand was servicing equipment for the Saudi Arabian navy, while Saudi Arabia attacked civilians in Yemen, precipitating a severe humanitarian crisis. PSNA Chair, John Minto says the Prime Minister’s nose should sniff the New Zealand Defence Force purchases of military equipment from Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems Limited. “Elbit Sys...

Activists – Another New Zealand Middle East military deal fails Prime Minister's 'sniff test' – Minto - Vimarsana News

Activists – Another New Zealand Middle East military deal fails Prime Minister's 'sniff test' – Minto

Source: Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa says the Prime Minister should apply the ‘Middle East sniff test’ again.  This time to a New Zealand government military deal with Israel. The follows revelations Air New Zealand was servicing equipment for the Saudi Arabian navy, while Saudi Arabia attacked civilians in Yemen, precipitating a severe humanitarian crisis. PSNA Chair, John Minto says the Prime Minister’s nose should sniff the New Zealand Defence Force purchases of military equipment from Israeli arms manufacturer Elbit Systems ...

Australian PM Calls On New Zealand To 'Align More' Against China - Vimarsana News

Australian PM Calls On New Zealand To 'Align More' Against China

Sunday, 7 February 2021, 4:52 pm On Sky News on February 1, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison called on New Zealand’s Labour Party-led government to “stick together” with the US-led Five Eyes intelligence network, which includes Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Canada, against China. Interviewer Paul Murray asked whether Morrison was concerned that New Zealand was “changing its priorities a little bit, or [is] China helping them change their priorities?… How important is it that New Zealand is all in on Five Eyes [and] not trying to keep an eye somewhere else as well?”...