New Zealand fuel stocks fall but remain stable, report says
New Zealand fuel stocks have dropped but are still described as “remain stable” in a...
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Former All Blacks captain Taine Randell to run for NZ First in election
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India New Zealand FTA coverage: Asia Media Centre summary highlights Indian media focus
Asia Media Centre has released a summary for New Zealand readers on how Indian media...
Who Should Be the SA Opposition?
The Libs have claimed it, but One Nation is understandably bullish.
Mayor defends Far North committee where unelected appointees outnumber councillors
“Definitely not something new.”
Govt accused of overplaying cyclone threat as Luxon embraces ‘woke’ label and confirms iwi managed retreat talks
"I'll happily wear a woke label...”
National prospect, seen as moderate on co-governance, switches to ACT
Christmas brings “intellectual grunt”.
Climate coverage keeps falling as sceptic writer says net zero messaging is losing its grip
"...narrative-driven drivel.”
Electricity Authority concedes outage costing tool may be out of date
“a proxy that we use to value how painful a power outage is.”
Business lobby pushes support for India FTA before Parliament sees final deal
“How they and the 28 other businesses and associations could have signed up to support the India FTA without knowing what is in it is an appalling commentary on them all.”
American demand drives New Zealand golden visa surge
Investors are thinking about “stability first”.
Fuel buffer holds, but Hormuz threat keeps NZ exposed
A global shock could still hit New Zealanders at the pump well before it shows up as a shortage in storage tanks.
OIA review misses the real problem: hidden access
The Act’s purpose is to increase the availability of official information and promote accountability, not simply to reduce workload.
They Failed to Halt Killer’s Slaughter
Between 2019 and 2024, he was referred three times to the Prevent anti-terrorism programme, but all cases were closed without further action.
The CCP Is Murdering Citizens for Profit
An estimated 25,000 to 50,000 Uyghurs are murdered annually for their organs, and organ harvesting has grown into a billion-dollar industry in recent years.