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Most Read Political Items on Scoop – Week Ending Aug 10
Most Read Political Items on Scoop – Week Ending Aug 10
Releases relating to Metiria Turei dominated the
most read ranking political items published on Scoop in the
last week.
Others to feature included the rather hopeful release from the Conservative Party about its chances of taking the Epsom electorate, and NZ First’s criticism of the Speaker around the handling of reports into the resignation of the Auditor-General.
There was also a great deal of interest in multiple items about the release of Labour’s policy on water charging, but as this was late in the weekly cycle none of them featured in the top four.
James Shaw on Kennedy Graham and David
Clendon
Statement from James Shaw on Kennedy Graham
and David Clendon “Kennedy Graham and David
Clendon
PA1708/S00139 - Green Party - Monday, 07 August
2017, 6:43 PM Related Stories
Game On in Epsom!!
The Conservative
Party Leader, Leighton Baker, is challenging for the
candidate vote in Epsom
PO1708/S00091 - Conservative
Party - Friday, 04 August 2017, 9:53 AM Related Stories
Jacinda Ardern Statement on Metiria
Turei
Statement on Metiria Turei Tonight I learned
of Metiria Turei’s resignation from Parliament. In
my
PA1708/S00191 - New Zealand Labour Party - Wednesday,
09 August 2017, 6:10 PM Related Stories
Speaker Repeatedly Offends Over Decision on
Auditor-General
The Speaker repeatedly offends by
publicly misrepresenting New Zealand First’s views on the
future
PA1708/S00099 - New Zealand First Party - Friday,
04 August 2017, 12:51 PM Related Stories
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