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OPINION: The appointments of MPs assigned to look after Auckland need to be more than just an empty platitude. 

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OPINION: Hipkins’ ‘bread and butter’, cost-of-living promises will be tested.

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The Road to Zero: an impossible target

OPINION: This road toll campaign creates a political risk for the Government and, of more concern, is a distraction from real work needed to save lives.

Brigitte Morten Wed, 18 Jan 2023
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Bah humbug: Christmas ghosts may haunt Labour Government

OPINION: Many people have already deemed this Government irredeemable – hanging all their hopes on a change.

Brigitte Morten Wed, 21 Dec 2022
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Royal Commission’s Covid inquiry could prove unsatisfactory

OPINION: Inquiry’s narrow terms of reference appear to remove the ability of the Commission to properly investigate.

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RNZ-TVNZ merger political repeat of Three Waters reform misstep

OPINION: If Three Waters is biggest political disaster of this term, why repeat the problem by insisting on unpopular merger?

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Government failing to solve mental health

OPINION: Mental health service delivery will be treated as a symptom of the Labour Government’s problems, rather than a key election issue.

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