Show Notes
In this episode of Daybreak – an explosive new political poll which shows Labour in freefall, and Opportunity dropping below 5% as the blowtorch is finally put on their policies; the media seem okay to point out the problems with cannabis now; the NZ Herald wants to engage young voters - with encouragement from their ‘expert’ Chloe; Willie Jackson says Labour were too conservative – wait what - at spending; the Privacy Commissioner is concerned about the hurt feelings of shoplifters rather than the financial losses of retailers; loyalty programmes may be collecting significant data on you; a woke Auckland council pool suddenly realises the problem with dudes in the same changing room as girls; radical activist group PATHA continue to push lies about birth; how woke green nonsense replaced Nepal’s early warning sirens; school attendance is still appalling – especially for Maori; and the NZ Herald publishes a superb article over the weekend about why fathers matter!
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