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6 days ago |
thekaka.substack.com | Bernard Hickey |Peter Bale |Cathrine Dyer |Robert G Patman
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1 week ago |
thekaka.substack.com | Bernard Hickey |Peter Bale |Cathrine Dyer |Robert G Patman
Kia oraCome and join us for our weekly ‘Hoon’ webinar with paying subscribers to The Kākā for an hour at 5 pm today. Jump on this link on YouTube Livestream for our chat with myself, and regular guests climate correspondent and on climate and geopolitics, plus special guest Sarah Dalton from ASMS. CheersBernardKeep reading with a 7-day free trialSubscribe to The Kākā by Bernard Hickey to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.
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1 week ago |
thestandard.org.nz | David Slack |Bernard Hickey |Nick Rockel |Marc Ablong
Written By: - Date published: 6:00 am, April 13th, 2025 - No comments Categories: open mike - Tags: Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …
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1 week ago |
thestandard.org.nz | Bernard Hickey |Nick Rockel |Marc Ablong |David Farrier
Wellington-based poet and student Emma Sidnam penned a compelling piece about writing politically. It could be an obvious segue into political blogging, but her piece is so much more. Staying with the political theme, writings like Sidnam’s expose the arrogant dumbassery of the Coalition to defund humanities and social sciences and point to a plausible reason: fear. The Coalition doesn’t like evidence, because it cannot handle it. The Coalition doesn’t like criticism, because it cannot counter it.
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1 week ago |
thekaka.substack.com | Bernard Hickey
Six long stories short from our political economy in the week to Saturday, April 12:Donald Trump exploded a neutron bomb under 80 years of globalisation, but Nicola Willis said the Government would cut operational and capital spending even more to achieve a Budget surplus by 2027/28. That even tighter fiscal policy conflicts with the Reserve Bank’s easing of monetary policy, which it continued this week.
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