Unions Howl as Stanford Torpedoes Their Failing NCEA Empire
Erica Stanford must be a very good education minister if the unions are this furious. Let’s keep it that way.
The Clock Is Ticking: Can Christopher Luxon Turn It Around Before November?
For New Zealand, November’s about accountability for broken promises. Luxon’s broken promises are catching up on him.
Luxon the Albatross as National Stagnates and Labour Creeps Ahead in Latest Poll
The numbers show a country unhappy with the current government but not yet convinced Labour has all the answers either.
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 27 – Eeryk McRae
Passionate, articulate and sharply tuned to the political mood of the moment, Eeryk dives into government overreach, the rise of active young voices in online political debate and the increasingly fractured state of public discourse.
Lucy Needs Your Help So She Can Sue the Police
My hope is that if the defamatory press release put out about Lucy as a result of the botched police investigation results in findings against the police in court, then they will start caring about whether investigations are conducted competently.
Peters Drops the Hammer: Vowing to Shatter Power Cartels and Crush Woke Rot
Peters isn’t playing nice and why should he? Recall my top political rule: if you are explaining, you are losing. He’s not explaining – he’s attacking.
Fuel Fiasco: Luxon’s Crisis, Ardern’s Legacy of Lunacy
Luxon and his crew better brush up on crisis management, because things are getting iffy. The election’s looming and voters won’t forget who’s steering the ship when it hits the rocks.
Luxon’s Poll Bounce: Still National’s Dead Weight as Peters Powers Up
Luxon might have bought himself some breathing room but, with Peters on the rise and National’s support leaking like a sieve, the albatross around his neck just got heavier.
Hipkins’ House of Cards: Ex-Wife’s Claims Expose Labour’s Desperate Smear Machine
He built this mess and now he wallows in it. His blanket denials could unravel him, especially if proof emerges. Recall my cardinal political rule: explaining is losing.