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Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending Aug 17
Most Read Items on Scoop – Week Ending Aug
17
The most read item on Scoop this week was a press
release from Right to Life attacking Jacinda Ardern for
“refusing to defend the natural family”. The vast
majority of the traffic was last Sunday.
There was also a great deal of interest in items relating to Scoop’s HiveMind project on a Universal Basic Income.
Another notable entry was on the Government’s decision to bring forward the ban on microbeads. It was published on Thursday morning, very late in the weekly analytic cycle.
Why is Jacinda Ardern refusing to defend the
Natural Family?
Why is Jacinda Ardern refusing to
defend and promote the Natural Family? Media Release 12th
August
PO1708/S00251 - Right To Life - Saturday, 12
August 2017, 9:35 PM Related Stories
Universal Basic Income - The Future of Work
in Aotearoa?
A Universal Basic Income (UBI) is an
unconditional minimum income provided to every
member
HL1708/S00026 - Joseph Cederwall - Monday, 14
August 2017, 9:22 AM Related Stories
HiveMind: Universal Basic Income - Are we up
for it?
Opening the Election HiveMind exploration
for 2017 on Universal Basic Income.
HL1708/S00025 -
HiveMind - Monday, 14 August 2017, 8:55 AM Related Stories
Microbeads to be banned in New Zealand
The sale and manufacture of wash-off products containing
plastic microbeads will be banned in New
PA1708/S00334 -
New Zealand Government - Thursday, 17 August 2017, 10:51 AM
Related Stories
Pike Families ecstatic over historic
political agreement
Pike River families are over the
moon with the signing of a cross-party political
agreement
PO1708/S00298 - Stand With Pike - Tuesday, 15
August 2017, 1:09 PM Related Stories
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