Hipkins squirms as taxpayer-funded lawyers tell Labour not to front COVID inquiry
“So the spin doctors advised you not to appear publicly and you went ‘thanks very much, I’ll take that advice’.”
Centrist
Swarbrick’s Gaza theatrics show Parliament has lost the plot
“She doesn't care about us. Her passion is for a part of the world she cannot influence."
RNZ warned its flagship station losing touch
“RNZ’s job isn’t to keep insiders happy. It’s to serve the public.”
Wellington is New Zealand’s dirty front door
"A failing city ruled by electors who want the racist hegemony of NZ’s Pol Pot Greens…"
Red tape hits the beach: Council move to block coastal access sparks fury
“This is not one we have ever seen anybody attempt.”
Win for democracy: Waitākere advisory body to curb ethnic-based voting
“It’s a place the council came to that we could live with at the end of the day.”
Red tape hits the beach: Council move to block coastal access sparks fury
“This is not one we have ever seen anybody attempt.”
Win for democracy: Waitākere advisory body to curb ethnic-based voting
“It’s a place the council came to that we could live with at the end of the day.”
Too busy fielding ‘devastated’ calls to lodge ‘white supremacy’ complaint, says Māori principals’ leader
Still found time to talk to the media.
Swarbrick defends wealth tax as ‘fairness’ and a ‘needed redistribution’ of wealth
“It’s what New Zealanders want and need.”
Luxon and Albanese get ‘cuddly’, focusing on lifting living standards and deepening Trans-Tasman ties
An Australasian bromance.
Military-style boot camp pilot hailed a success despite majority reoffending
Breaking cycles of offending is a complex, gradual process.
Labour ignored warnings about reckless COVID spending – Kiwis footing a $66 billion bill
This is equivalent to 20 percent of New Zealand’s GDP.
US federal agencies ordered to erase employees’ COVID vaccination records after legal settlement
“Things got out of hand during the pandemic..."
‘Aotearoa’ declining in popularity, as NZ First pushes name bill
With support for ‘Aotearoa’ collapsing, Peters pushes to settle the country’s name in law, and voters are firmly behind him.