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#ChristopherLuxon

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Strypey

"We've done a good job, and that's why we've got to focus on the economy, law and order, and health and education."

"There's a sense of optimism that, you know, we actually have had to manage some very difficult things economically to get our books back in order. But we're doing that job, and it's all about growth, growth, growth."

#ChristopherLuxon, 2025

rnz.co.nz/news/political/56300

I reckon a generative bot "trained" on Reaganomics quotes would sound just like Luxon. Hmm ...

RNZ · Left bloc would have enough support to turf coalition government out of power - pollBy Russell Palmer
Strypey

"Sports influencers and celebrity influencers or whatever it is that's driving this craze, they should be thinking and reflecting very strongly about [Run it Straight] now. But it's not something you can practically ban at a government level. But it's just calling for people to exercise individual responsibility."

#ChristopherLuxon, 2025

rnz.co.nz/podcast/mediawatch?s

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RNZMediawatch podcastA critical look at the New Zealand media.
#podcasts#RNZ#MediaWatch
Strypey

"Two percent of GDP spent on defence - the lowest threshold the US approves of - would require New Zealand almost doubling its outlay to $10 billion a year"

#PhilPennington, 2025

"We will be spending more on defence. We will be getting as close to two percent as we possibly can."

#ChristopherLuxon, 2025

rnz.co.nz/news/on-the-inside/5

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RNZ · NZ faces dilemma as Trump demands more defence spendingBy Phil Pennington
Strypey

"We are under new management in this country, and we are here to grow this country, and we want to have more ambition and aspiration, and what was happening before was not working... we're going to turn this country around, and that means we are going to have tough choices from time to time... NZ is open for business..."

#ChristopherLuxon, PM of NZ

rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/

RNZ · Clock stops on urgency-filled 100-day planThe House has been in full swing for four weeks, with MPs sitting long hours as the government pushes through legislation under urgency to complete its 100-day plan.  What's in it? Did the government achieve it all? And how will the plan hold in six, 12 or even 18 months?   In this week's Focus on Politics, Political Reporter Anneke Smith examines the 100-day plan and the fanfare for it by the coalition government. 
#podcasts#RNZ#FocusOnPolitics
Strypey

At Waitangi, PM #ChristopherLuxon was all in on co-governance...

"The solution actually lies in government being able to do its bit, to... make sure we can consent and get things done quickly, and partnering up with iwi organisations, who know their iwi better than anyone else, they who can get the job done. And rather than doing it all through Wellington, we get the money out of Wellington and get it.. deployed through iwi organisations..."
rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/

RNZ · The crowds, politics and culture of Waitangi DayMapuna takes a look back at this year's Waitangi Day commemorations as tens of thousands of people packed into the treaty grounds. Julian Wilcox and the rest of the RNZ team were there every step of the way. Our Waitangi Day guests included the Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, Maori Crown Relations Minister Tama Potaka, Labour MP Peeni Henare, New Zealand First MP Shane Jones from Pita Tipene from the Waitangi National Trust.
#podcasts#RNZ#Mapuna
Strypey

"I think it's pretty unfair to be honest, I think the reality is we're in government for a week..."

#ChristopherLuxon, 2023

rnz.co.nz/news/political/50395

This is pretty much;

I't's pretty unfair that my wife is protesting when I've only been back in the house for a week. OK, I did spend the last year threatening to beat the bejeesus out of her for keeping me away from my kids. But you'd think she'd wait until I gave her more than a swat or two before she starts protesting about it.'

RNZ · Prime Minister Christopher Luxon says Māori protests against government 'pretty unfair'By Russell Palmer
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