Big points:
- Spending at 33% of GDP not 30% (Nat target)
- Net debt measure not core crown debt
- Return to OBEGAL surplus (not OBEGALx) at same point as Tsy projection
- Employment mandate back at RBNZ
How Opportunity Party supporters voted in 2023:
National: 23%
TOP: 21%
Labour: 18%
NZ First: 11%
Green: 9%
ACT: 6%
Didn't vote: 6%
Te Pāti Māori: 5%
50% of their support has come from the coalition.
32% comes from opposition.
28% is their own base + non voters.
40% want them to side with Labour, 40% don’t give a shit and 20% want them to side with National.
45% of opportunity voters want Labour to win the election. 15% want National.
https://t.co/oy0UXNd3wk
@liamvincent26 My favourite is when people lambast “AI data centers” as if they are something massively different from an allowed form of data center 🙄.
Strange, I was just at Liquorland Kumeu and thought I saw Chris Penk at the counter asking if he could get a refund on a case of Mumm Grand Cordon Champagne.
Wonder what happened.
No doubt all the media bias hawks who thought there was no spull will tender abject apologies to all the journalists who they accused of being full of shit about the spill, now that the Prime Minister himself has confirmed it
https://t.co/Je41d4gHtE
This is just wrong
The fact of National MPs telling journalists that moves are afoot against the PM is a fact regardless of whether it ultimately succeeds
Everything else that has occurred flows from that essential fact and the extraordinary public interest in it