Every Friday morning, Mike Hosking takes you through the big ticket items of the week and lets you know what he makes of it all.Â
Here's a taste of what he reckons.
The Midterms.Â
8/10
"As a spectacle, there is little that beats a good day out at the American politics.Â
The outcome, well that was something too. The Democrats have taken the house, and it's a handbrake on the President."
Phil Twyford.Â
2/10
"The equity changes to Kiwibuild are a rort.Â
It's a flagrant change of policy, and yet again shows what a scam Kiwibuild really is, and how this lot make stuff up as they go."Â
The Unemployment rate.Â
9/10
"You can't argue with good economic fact and 3.9 percent unemployment is globally right up there.Â
It's world class, and we are rolling."Â
Iain Lees-Galloway.Â
2/10
"It's simple, he needs to go.Â
It looks further down the hole than he did last week, and he looked pretty much buried then.Â
This Sroubek thing is a disaster."
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The Kaikoura Road and the International Award.Â
9/10
"The biggest civil engineering prize in the world handed out for it.Â
We beat a $150 billion rail project in India, and the Tate Gallery in London.
Again, we are world class."Â
The Banking Report.Â
3/10
"It was a complete waste of time, and buzzword recommendations made to make it look like it wasn’t a waste of time."Â
The All Blacks.Â
8/10
"These next couple of tests are the real deal and will remind us, once again, when it really counts no one touches the greatest team in the world."
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