This is shabby politics from Willis. Attacking Peters yet again because she can. It is all too obvious. She is building a case to have a crack at Luxon when the polls do not improve for National.
The public is tired of endless bureaucracy and wants results, not more recycled promises.
A thoughtful and sometimes provocative conversation that gives listeners the real context behind one of New Zealand’s most discussed new platforms.
Whether you love it or loathe it, this is Nationalist policy with a capital N. The election just got a whole lot more interesting.
Having your ideas and rank hypocrisy called out is not racist, misogynistic or dangerous. It is called free speech.
National has run out of time. They cannot keep hoping the polls will turn.
The clock is ticking. November is not far away. National can keep telling itself things will turn around or it can face the facts staring at it in every poll. Right now the facts say Luxon is the problem.
Voters are in a holding pattern. With neither major bloc able to break clear, the support parties continue to wield outsized power. That is the reality of MMP in 2026.
A lot can change in politics but right now the trend favours the coalition returning with a stronger NZ First presence and some big adjustments in the seat counts.
