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.
Finally, a Crack at the Grocery Duopoly: Willis’s Plan to Bring Down Prices
Bottom line: Kiwis deserve a fair go at the supermarket. If this plan lives up to the hype and actually slashes prices, it’ll be a win for everyone except the current duopoly.
Seymour’s Four-Year Term Flip Flop: ACT Overcomplicates Yet Again
Our three-year cycle keeps politicians on their toes, forces accountability and prevents extended reigns of terror from the likes of Ardern or whatever woke nightmare Labour cooks up next.
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 14 – Jane Greensmith
In Episode 14 of The Good Oil Podcast, Jane Greensmith tells Cam how a plan to remove native trees from her Titirangi property spiralled fast.
China’s Whining About NZ Spy Report: More Proof the CCP Can’t Be Trusted
New Zealand needs to toughen up, diversify our trade and tell China where to shove their ‘smears’ accusations.
Peeni Henare Goes Rogue: Labour’s Soft Spot for Gangs Exposed Again
If Henare keeps this up, it won’t just be his career on the line: it’ll confirm Hipkins’ days as leader are numbered.