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Danyl Mclauchlan

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  • My enemy’s enemy: Danyl McLauchlan on minor parties’ outsized influence

    1 week ago | nzherald.co.nz | Danyl Mclauchlan

    David Seymour, top left, and Winston Peters, bottom left, rotated deputies. While Rawiri Waititi protested parliamentary censure. Photos / Getty Images Perhaps it will become a sacred tradition, still practised a century from now, its origins lost in the mists of time. Halfway through each parliamentary term the nation will swap deputy prime ministers.

  • Danyl McLauchlan: 50 years of superannuation and still we get it wrong

    2 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Danyl Mclauchlan

    Danyl McLauchlan: Our Superannuation system is in danger of collapsing before our eyes because we’ve consistently failed to get the politics right.

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Betting the house - can the government lure foreign investment?

    3 weeks ago | nzherald.co.nz | Danyl Mclauchlan

    Nicola Willis is looking overseas for investments, while Chris Hipkins and Winston Peters rule each other out. Photos / Getty ImagesOpinion by Danyl McLauchlanDanyl McLauchlan is a politics writer, feature writer and book reviewer for the NZ ListenerLearn more Imagine a feisty little stream, sparkling among the ferns and bickering down the valley.

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Short-term financial planning won’t settle the debt

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Danyl Mclauchlan

    Pacifying the voters won't rescue the economy: From left to right, Winston Peters, Chris Bishop (behind), Nicola Willis, David Seymour (behind), and Christopher Luxon at the Budget presentation. Photo / Getty ImagesOpinion by Danyl McLauchlanDanyl McLauchlan is a politics writer, feature writer and book reviewer for the NZ ListenerLearn more Even in a good year the parliamentary budget period veers towards the inane. This has not been a good year.

  • Danyl McLauchlan: Departure of two key figures illuminate what went wrong under Ardern

    1 month ago | nzherald.co.nz | Danyl Mclauchlan

    Auditor-General John Ryan and Labour MP David Parker: Two senior figures departing New Zealand politics within a few months of each other. Photos / SuppliedTwo senior figures are leaving New Zealand politics within a few months of each other: long-serving Labour MP David Parker, who recently delivered his farewell speech in the House, and Auditor-General John Ryan, whose seven-year term spanning most of the Ardern-Hipkins years ends on July 1.

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