Coalition friction is MMP working, not failing. Labour is the real opposition vacuum
The next election will test whether New Zealanders prefer messy delivery with real trade-offs or polished irrelevance. Right now, only one side is offering the former.
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If the Opportunity leadership is willing to go against the clearest preference of its own supporters, it should at least explain before the election how that might occur.
We Stopped MWAR, but They’re Replacing It With This
We think the government needs to take these separate agreements entirely off the table and replace them with nothing. The broader battle for equal citizenship goes on and we cannot afford to become complacent.
Nash Nails It: MPs’ Maternity Grift Exposed While Ordinary Kiwis Get Scraps
If Nash’s comments spark a proper look at how parental leave actually works for our elected representatives versus everyone else, then he has done the country a favour, clumsy wording or not.
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Trial Opens for Mother of Three
A shocking crime inside a seemingly ordinary American family has raised questions about mental illness and criminal responsibility.
There Is So Much Corruption
You really start to wonder whether the modern Democrat Party is simply a total fraud itself.