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Fate whispers to the Warrior “you cannot withstand the storm”
The Warrior answers “I am the storm”
@StarshipFDN #TeamStarship #AucklandMarathon
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Damian Sharkey retweeted
My voting intention question and the trends over time...
LordAshcroftPolls.com
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Tom Brady and Drake Maye catch up quickly before Patriots and Packers this afternoon!
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Was out dancing and drinking on the Viaduct until 3 am. Has been a very very long time since I last did that. I do not feel 100% well I have to say. But was worth it.
Surely RKK won't get screwed over again......surely
Robert Kraft, Doug Williams among five Contributor nominees advancing in Hall of Fame selection process. nbcsports.com/nfl/profootbal…
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Damian Sharkey retweeted
Party Vote | Roy Morgan.
Labour: 27.5% (+4)
National: 26.5% (-4.5)
Greens: 15.5% (-0.5)
ACT: 11.0% (-)
NZ First: 10% (-)
Opportunity: 8.0% (+1.5)
TPM: 2% (+0.5)
D: September 25 – October 25, 2026 | R: 859.
+/- September 2026.
(This is the last Roy Morgan poll of the campaign)
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Recieved the poll at 10:15 last night. This one’s going to get some headlines.
Rushing it out today - graphics being done right now.
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Appalling, tragic news. What on earth was that goalkeeper doing? Horrendous behaviour.
RIP Jesus de Miguel. 🙏
👇I agree with those movements maybe not the absolutes.
This result would be a relief for the Nats
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So @cjsbishop has been endorsed by a former Labour leader, a Green voting columnist, a former ACT leader and the NZF leader. Finally we have an issue that has united the political spectrum - that Parliament is better off with Bish in it.
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👇 well worth a listen. A good bloke, purveyor of fine beers, runner, and bloody good writer
Putting the wraps on a rain-soaked win over the Dolphins.
APPLE: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
SPOTIFY: open.spotify.com/episode/5Io…
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ANZ-Roy Morgan New Zealand Consumer Confidence: hanging in there – down 1.4 points to 96.2
The net proportion of households thinking it’s a good time to buy a major household item dropped 10pts to -17%, as cost of living pressures dented spending plans.
roymorgan.com/findings/10382…






















