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Gone By Lunchtime: What is Mr Luxon doing?
NZ🏛️ PoliticsProgressive5 hr. ago

Gone By Lunchtime: What is Mr Luxon doing?

The article discusses Prime Minister Chris Luxon's recent controversial remarks suggesting a referendum on MMP, which overshadowed other important announcements. It highlights his unforced error during a live broadcast, where he responded to a listener's question about holding a referendum. This followed several other incidents involving the National Party, including a problematic appearance at a business chamber event, concerns over the use of military transport for fundraising activities, and coalition dysfunction marked by an attack on a Green MP. These incidents have raised questions about the party's leadership and governance.

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The Spinoff logoThe SpinoffIndependentProgressive5 hr. ago
Gone By Lunchtime: What is Mr Luxon doing?

The article discusses Prime Minister Chris Luxon's recent controversial remarks suggesting a referendum on MMP, which overshadowed other important announcements. It highlights his unforced error during a live broadcast, where he responded to a listener's question about holding a referendum. This followed several other incidents involving the National Party, including a problematic appearance at a business chamber event, concerns over the use of military transport for fundraising activities, and coalition dysfunction marked by an attack on a Green MP. These incidents have raised questions about the party's leadership and governance.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the National Party's actions in a negative light, emphasizing their missteps and controversies. While it does not overtly criticize specific policies, the focus on the party's internal dysfunction and leadership failures suggests a left-leaning perspective, highlighting potential右

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