A true advocate and public servant who hasn’t received anything close to the recognition she deserves (but doesn’t desire). What a loss for parliament.
An excellent interview with Luisa Wall, someone who has achieved a great deal despite a lack of recognition by the Labour Caucus and ultimately within the wider Labour Party. There are many New Zealanders who will have cause to be grateful for her dedication and empathy, achieving changes that will have long term impacts for the better. Thanks Luisa.
Appreciate your continued work/mahi for this country!! Thank you for sharing your comments around Labours recent attitude towards you. I and many other kiwis have high respect for you!! Kia Kaha!!
What a beautiful, caring, understanding woman. Complete shame that you couldn't go further, in my opinion, Louisa would of been such a great prime minister.
Well done💚🖖love the law's u charged - bless Ur future developments. Well spoken women don't understand why Labour didn't what u. Altho to be fair I think u are better off🖖💚Labour is a sinking ship, perfect time to leave. U seem a beautiful soul
Might not agree with all policies... but as a person of influence i respect her for standing up for what she believes in even though i may differ. Great wahine...
I'm appreciative of the fact that Louisa voted in support of Chloe Swarbrick's bill to allow medical cannabis. Many labor MP's only supported access for people with less than 12 months to live or supported the current regime that only helps rich people. Marriage reform was also a winner for everyone. I wish Louisa well. 🙂
Interesting to hear Louisa talking about New Zealand's motivation to strive for good China relations, having been partially the hope to contribute to the "democratisation" of China, ironically at a time when the Labour Government is dismantling democracy in New Zealand.
Great insight Jack ....I'm sure that Louisa is a very talented person, and should move to National as they supported her for all the right reasons, justice is quite often served at election time Louisa ka kite!
What a principled politician, And a loss for the Labour Party and parliament. I fear that Jacinda’s legacy may be tarnished by her behaviour and autocratic way of working behind the scenes…my way or the highway. I would certainly have voted for an MP like Louisa Wall.
Well you sound like a an honest trooper! Cheers and all the best! Cunnliffe would have been a better choice....Jacinda won't go down as a Good PM. Jacinda, as a member of the Labour Party, I am pleased to see the end of Jacinda!
Regarding the China comments; New Zealand can and must air it's views and concerns on issues that they feel is important. We must also be pragmatic; NZ is minute compared to China but our trade with them is huge for us. We must not endanger that. We can be like the Australians and make a big deal in the media of China's shortcomings and risk losing the golden goose, or we can be a little more diplomatic about our differences.
A true advocate and public servant who hasn’t received anything close to the recognition she deserves (but doesn’t desire). What a loss for parliament.
Great interview Jack. Tena koe Louisa all the very best in your next venture. Arohanui
An excellent interview with Luisa Wall, someone who has achieved a great deal despite a lack of recognition by the Labour Caucus and ultimately within the wider Labour Party. There are many New Zealanders who will have cause to be grateful for her dedication and empathy, achieving changes that will have long term impacts for the better.
Thanks Luisa.
Well done Louise. You are one hella a woman. Love your honesty Your Mum be so proud of you, All the best for your future work.
Isn’t she exactly what you’d want from a politician, another sign that makes me worry about the current labour government.
What she has values, and wants best for people of all creeds and really cares .
Appreciate your continued work/mahi for this country!! Thank you for sharing your comments around Labours recent attitude towards you. I and many other kiwis have high respect for you!! Kia Kaha!!
Think she would have made a way more competent minister than some who were appointed.
I know what it feels like to be made to feel unwelcome by leaders in a work place and it's not nice. Louisa has done some wonderful things.
What a beautiful, caring, understanding woman. Complete shame that you couldn't go further, in my opinion, Louisa would of been such a great prime minister.
Well done💚🖖love the law's u charged - bless Ur future developments.
Well spoken women don't understand why Labour didn't what u.
Altho to be fair I think u are better off🖖💚Labour is a sinking ship, perfect time to leave.
U seem a beautiful soul
Beautiful, clearly spoken with no pretension or hidden agendas. Nga mihi for all you've done for our rainbow communies in Aotearoa, Louisa.
Might not agree with all policies... but as a person of influence i respect her for standing up for what she believes in even though i may differ. Great wahine...
I'm appreciative of the fact that Louisa voted in support of Chloe Swarbrick's bill to allow medical cannabis. Many labor MP's only supported access for people with less than 12 months to live or supported the current regime that only helps rich people.
Marriage reform was also a winner for everyone. I wish Louisa well.
🙂
Interesting to hear Louisa talking about New Zealand's motivation to strive for good China relations, having been partially the hope to contribute to the "democratisation" of China, ironically at a time when the Labour Government is dismantling democracy in New Zealand.
Great insight Jack ....I'm sure that Louisa is a very talented person, and should move to National as they supported her for all the right reasons, justice is quite often served at election time Louisa ka kite!
Much love auntie❤️❤️❤️
Jack, put your hand up.You should be standing for the Labour Party in the next election.You are a flag waiver and torch bearer for them.
Thanks for sharing
Thank you Luisa for standing against China
What a principled politician, And a loss for the Labour Party and parliament. I fear that Jacinda’s legacy may be tarnished by her behaviour and autocratic way of working behind the scenes…my way or the highway. I would certainly have voted for an MP like Louisa Wall.
Well you sound like a an honest trooper! Cheers and all the best! Cunnliffe would have been a better choice....Jacinda won't go down as a Good PM. Jacinda, as a member of the Labour Party, I am pleased to see the end of Jacinda!
Kia ora rawa atu ki a koe Louisa, ā, kua pukumahi koe mō ngā iwi katoa o Aotearoa nei, kia kaha kia toa kia manawanui.
I'd rather vote for Hannah Tamaki whose fruit speaks for itself with righteousness and integrity AND a beautiful lovingkindness!
Unbelievable and she stuck in there even when Ardern didn’t want her !!!
A Kaupapa is a set of values , principles & plans which people have agreed on as a foundation for actions.
Says a lot about her...
A very nice woman, with a big heart. A big loss to the Labour Party.
I do hope she finds a party that can value her ... Ardern was a prick ... oooop there it is !!!!
Regarding the China comments; New Zealand can and must air it's views and concerns on issues that they feel is important. We must also be pragmatic; NZ is minute compared to China but our trade with them is huge for us. We must not endanger that. We can be like the Australians and make a big deal in the media of China's shortcomings and risk losing the golden goose, or we can be a little more diplomatic about our differences.
25 years ! My God they don’t like tall poppies or anyone who rocks the boat
Maybe you should run as an independent.
its all about ME..
Nothing new here.
Sorry, lost respect for all labour mp’s, should change the name of the party to Branch Covidians!😷😷😷😷😷😷✌️✌️✌️😂
Yawn 🥱
Would have really appreciated your support during the Wellington occupation. So many suicides during lockdowns and after vax mandates 😭
Natural selection at its finest
Trump 2024!!!
Hear hear! 🇳🇿❤️🇺🇲
@@Keutee Te whawwag noi mi poo poo face
@Jester Wens I sure will, but first give me 862 reasons why I should