Barrister’s Gaza Protest Paint Job Backfires Spectacularly: Conviction Sticks, Career on the Brink
Actions have consequences, Hannah. You fucked around: now you’re finding out. Stupid is as stupid does.
Hooton’s Luxon Doom and Gloom: More Maverick Fantasy Than Political Reality
Hooton’s piece is entertaining fodder, but it’s wishful thinking from a guy who has been wrong before. The National Party’s inertia will keep Luxon in the saddle, for better or worse.
Luxon Wets Himself Again as Seymour Calls to Ditch the Paris Farce
It’s a feel-good exercise that’s doing far more harm than good. Seymour is right to demand change or walk away.
Roy Morgan Poll Spells Trouble for National: Kiwis Forgetting the Mess of the Last Lot?
If National doesn’t sort itself out, and quick, that nightmare could become reality.
Labour’s Poll Surge on Cost of Living: Voters Have Short Memories, National Needs a Wake-Up Call
The fact that Labour is viewed as best for 14 of the top 20 issues should cause National’s caucus to pull their heads out of their fundaments and sort it out.
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 15 – Brian Henry
In Episode 15 of The Good Oil Podcast, barrister Brian Henry talks EXCLUSIVELY to Cam about his great legal battles, including the explosive Gloriavale case.
Labour’s Loose Lips Sink Ships: Senior MPs’ Rogue Statements Expose Party Incompetence
At its core, this mess reveals Labour’s competence crisis. From the leader down, they cannot maintain a united front, fact check their attacks or even remember their own policies.
Te Pāti Māori's Ugly Truth: Anti-Semitism Unmasked as Tamihere Compares Govt to Nazis
New Zealand deserves better than race-baiting politicians who cry fascism while peddling their own brand of division. Time to wake up before it’s too late.
Labour’s Covid Cowards: Hiding from the Truth They Forced on Us All
Prebble points out that refusing to give public evidence is rarer than hen’s teeth. The only notable case before now was some dodgy engineer who fled to Australia after the Canterbury earthquakes.