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Mojo And Steffan lead Green response to Food Bill - by Mojo Mathers
In the new Parliament I will be stepping into the size 12 gumboots of Sue Kedgley and working hard on the food portfolio. In the last Parliament Sue Kedgley met with the Minister of Food Safety Kate Wilkinson and sought to exempt small growers, people who sell food directly to consumers, and those who barter [...] read moreDecember 21, 2011 11:11 am - 53 Comments -
Good Green gains in final election results - by frog
The final election results are out, and the great news is that the Greens have achieved an historic high of 11.06% of the party vote. That gives us one additional MP to the election night count – the talented Mojo Mathers. Mojo’s election will cause a shake-up in the way things work around Parliament. Shamefully, [...] read moreDecember 10, 2011 9:50 pm - 5 Comments -
Greens on 9 percent - by frog
Roy, you sweet talker! I really want to believe you. But you do look a little like a roguish statistical outlier. Nonetheless the upward trend for the Greens in the polls continues, which is good. 9 percent is youth activist Gareth Hughes, and not that much further to also get food and agriculture campaigner Steffan [...] read moreOctober 10, 2008 10:53 am - 21 Comments -
Roy Morgan poll - by frog
I’ve always been a bit wary of the Roy Morgan poll since the 2005 election where it proved itself to be a bit of an outlier, especially in relation to the Greens. Nevertheless its consistency of support for ‘third’ parties seems easier to believe than the up again, down again fluctuation that other polls often [...] read moreSeptember 5, 2008 7:45 am - 19 Comments -
Exposed - by frog
Trevor Loudon, New Zealand’s self proclaimed exposer of communist revolutionaries, has finally found a forum even less credible than his own blog in which to reveal the Green Party’s close links to Maori, Maoist, anarchist terrorism. Ian Wishart has given him 13 pages of investigate Magazine to warn the good people of New Zealand that [...] read moreJuly 21, 2008 12:00 pm - 39 Comments
