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Weekend wananga - a deep dive into ‘Dirty Work’ (opens the original)
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You can do this weekend wananga in a small group, in a large group, or alone. Put some time aside to: Review this material, make notes, discuss with your wananga mates. We have information here about the issues Hager has raised and in some cases, given you extra information about the issues raised by him. If his book is a 101 level overview, this wananga will take us to level 201. One: How TPU targets older menLots of older men are livid about Maori rights, water bills etc. But look carefully at
Ani Obrien’s overhang blog: key quotes (opens the original)
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The Brash Strategy is far more explosive. If the right bloc pull it off National, theoretically, could manufacture dozens of overhang seats.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="888" src="https://substackcdn.com/
Can we prevent an overhang budget blowout? (opens the original)
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How much would an overhang cost? (opens the original)
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If there is an overhang, it means we’ll have to pay for more MPs. The costs for any overhang MPs will be added to the costs for the new government. Since the Māori Party floated the overhang idea, players on the right wing such as Don Brash and Ani O’Brien have been modelling the numbers too.It’s such hypocrisy for members of the Atlas network such as Brash to push for an overhang, given their position on cutting anything that costs money. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https
Why voter mobilisation beats strategy, every time (opens the original)
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In 2026, voter mobilisation is everything. In this article, we look at the results from 2023, we share some stats, and we look at the do’s and don’ts around voter mobilisation. We also have advice about switching off from all of the ‘strategy’ talk. What lessons does 2023 offer us?People are way more ‘woke’ in 2026 after three years of the government rigging the system. Two reasons that organisers are way more ahead compared to 2023 are:the voter suppression laws have pushed everyone to run enro
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