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  1. "Within that broader launch, the one substantive new policy announcement was a proposed one-year moratorium on new AI data centre consents."

    #HenryOliver, 2026

    thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin/

    The Greens like to present themselves as radicals, but this is incrementalism writ large. To those of us closely following the disasterclasses of the #MOLE Training industry, this policy is about as ambitious as a 1 year moratorium on fossil fuel exploration, Or open field trials of GM.

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    #AI #datacentres

  2. "Within that broader launch, the one substantive new policy announcement was a proposed one-year moratorium on new AI data centre consents."

    #HenryOliver, 2026

    thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin/

    The Greens like to present themselves as radicals, but this is incrementalism writ large. To those of us closely following the disasterclasses of the #MOLE Training industry, this policy is about as ambitious as a 1 year moratorium on fossil fuel exploration, Or open field trials of GM.

    (1/?)

    #AI #datacentres

  3. "Luxon said he wasn’t interested in doing business with parties wanting to raise taxes, pointing to Opportunity’s universal income and land tax as reasons a vote for the party effectively supported Labour and the Greens."

    #HenryOliver, 2026

    thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin/

    Hipkins has consistently ruled out holistic tax reform while he's Labour leader (only 1 of many reasons he needs to be replaced). So why would tax policy make #Opportunity any more likely to support a Labour-led govt?

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  4. "Luxon said he wasn’t interested in doing business with parties wanting to raise taxes, pointing to Opportunity’s universal income and land tax as reasons a vote for the party effectively supported Labour and the Greens."

    #HenryOliver, 2026

    thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin/

    Hipkins has consistently ruled out holistic tax reform while he's Labour leader (only 1 of many reasons he needs to be replaced). So why would tax policy make #Opportunity any more likely to support a Labour-led govt?

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