NZ’s Farage? Half Your Luck
The legacy media want you to be worried about the similarities between the two leaders.
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Power Isn’t Moving Fast Enough
To lead in the AI age, America will need more than chips and capital. It needs clearer rules, faster transactions between energy producers and AI developers, and a system that rewards coordination just as much as production.
Was Jimmy Kimmel Really Censored?
Now, the primal roar of legacy media echoes throughout the left wing, co-opting the slogan of free expression...
The Man With the Dezi Freeman Poster
At this very moment, politicians will be writing legislation that further empowers and emboldens police and the government to engage in state-sanctioned violence and further erode freedom of expression and civil liberties.
When Symbols Speak Louder Than Substance
If celebrity activists truly seek justice for civilians in Gaza, they must move beyond slogans and symbols.
Changes to Adoption Laws Keep Children at the Core
This reform is a welcome shift in focus. It sends a clear message: New Zealand will not be a destination for exploitative or unsafe adoption practices.
Māori Want to Talk About Genocide
Just not the genocide they committed against the Moriori.
Du Plessis-Allan says Ferris’ ‘migrant-directed racism’ will keep TPM out of govt
“Te Pāti Māori co-leaders can apologise all they like but..."
Tesla electronic door failure blamed in deadly fire
"I tried to open the car, but that didn’t work either …"
Luxon says NZ not lagging on Palestinian recognition despite coalition split
"...it’s actually about being pro-people.”
Willis defends fiscal plan after Douglas and MacCulloch call for her resignation
“Our fiscal plan has us getting the books back into surplus by the 2028/29 year.”
New Zealand house prices fall, affordability improves for first-home buyers
“Frankly, this is sort of what many of us were hoping for..."
Free Speech Union says censorship is shortsighted
“Free speech protects speech you despise as much as speech you celebrate."
Warning NZ is unprepared for doubling of dementia patients
Dementia cases are expected to more than double to 170,000 by 2050.