Bernard’s six-stack of substacks at 7:06pm

Simon O’Connor on being targeted in Parliament by the CCP; Bryce Edwards on whether Chris Hipkins (and Labour) can be trusted on tax reform; Rebekah Corlett on Penny Simmonds kicking down

Here’s my pick of today’s substack posts as of 7:06pm on Tuesday, March 26:

1. Simon O'Connor
   writes on his
   On Point
   substack about the exposure of China’s hack of Parliament’s systems on in this piece titled: What was suspected, is now exposed

2. Bryce Edwards
   asks: Is Hipkins to be trusted with tax reform? Via his
   Democracy Project
   substack.

3. Rebekah Corlett MNZM
   asks Hey Minister, a ‘penny’ for your thoughts via her
   Reasonable Accommodations with Rebekah
   substack about Penny Simmonds’ previous advocacy for carers for the disabled.

4. Andy @Revkin
   explains why Gavin Schmidt’s piece via Nature titled: Climate models can’t explain 2023’s huge heat anomaly — we could be in uncharted territory is so important on his
   Sustain What
   substack in this piece titled: Why Recent Chart-Busting Heat Spikes are Such an Unnerving Surprise to Climate Scientists

5. Diana Lind
   writes via her substack
   The New Urban Order
   that

6. Judd Legum
   writes about The Secret to changing Trump’s Mind via his
   Popular Information
   substack.

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