Mark the Week: Marsden and the rebuild is what's wrong with coalitions

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. 

 

Andrew Bayly: 3/10 

It’s a sad business. Was it a sackable offence? No. Does it put people off entering politics? I would have thought so. But when you call someone a loser and grab an arm, can you survive? It was the re-offence that was sackable. 

 

Law and order: 8/10 

The violent crime stats and new detainment powers are tangible evidence of progress in the right direction. 

 

Marsden and the rebuild: 2/10 

That’s what is wrong with coalitions. They indulge folly. 

 

Temu: 3/10 

We are spending more there and less domestically. Never underestimate the power of cheap crap. 

 

Tory Whanau: 1/10 

Cancelling her Newstalk ZB slot is the beginning of the end. Cancelling Newstalk ZB slots doesn’t tend to go well for voting patterns – I speak from experience. 

 

The Warriors: 7/10 

Unbeaten in the offseason and some fairly ordinary, blow-up bat-wielding Raiders to tackle first up. 

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time out to mark the week, a little piece of
news and counter instance as popular as a five million
dollar gold card to America now mineral seven. Zelenski at
the White House tomorrow to sign. Tell me to downside
of that? What is the downside of that? For goodness sake?
Andrew Bailey three? Hypothetical he did resign? It's a sad business.
Was it a sackable offense? No? Does it put people
off entering politics? I would have thought so. But when

(00:20):
you call somebody a loser and grab an arm, can
you survive that? Well, that's the reoffense that was suckable,
I think, wasn't it? Law and Order eight? The violent
crime stats and the new detainment powers are tangible evidence
of progress in the right direction. Special economic zones sex,
I get it, but it's got a what about me too? Vibe?
Hasn't it really? Marsden and the rebuild two? I mean,

(00:43):
that's what's wrong with coalition deals, isn't it. They indulge
in folly Tamu three. We're spending more there and less domestically.
Never underestimate the power of cheap crap. Torri Farnout one.
Canceling her zeb slot is the beginning of the end.
Canceling ZB slots doesn't tend to go well for voting patterns.
I speak from experience. Are the Warriors seven have unbeaten

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in the off season and some fairly ordinary blow up
bat wielding raiders to tackle? First up? Correct BMW and
Mini seven stalling production on the new EV version. Why
the real world Mercedes seven increasing production and investment and engines.
Why the real world BP seven cutting investment and green

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stuff and spending more on drilling for oil. Why the
real world are the tourism spent eight? Now we're almost back.
It's six lost years, sadly, but think the Good Lord
were almost there. The farmers seven Informetrix, Yes, today they
were caught telling us the economy growth is going to
be driven by rural New Zealand. So God bless the
farmer once again. Housing confidence six they call it a

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house buying sweet spot. Manufacturing confidence seven back to expansion
spending seven up in every region. Stop. I can't take
all this good news. The week copies on the website
and seventy six percent of the writers of this are
replied to the email on what five things they did
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