New Zealand’s Political Stalemate: National-Led Government Clings to Power, But for How Long?
As the next election looms, National must confront its stagnation and the leadership question surrounding Luxon. Without a bold strategy to reconnect with women, address public pessimism and energize its base, the coalition risks losing its tenuous hold on power.
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One Nation Has to Deal with Its New-Found Popularity
Determined to hang on to their maverick outsider status.
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RNZ Catches up on News Reported Here Over a Month Ago
Let’s hope if the coalition survives the 2026 election, ACT gets to exercise far more influence in this area. Two forgotten words desperately in need of rehabilitation – Personal Responsibility.
Yes, Women Are Different
And they’re changing the way we express ourselves. What this means for declining birth rates globally and the relationship between the sexes is unclear. Let’s just say, based on this research, the future does not look promising. Seems like that blasted pendulum never rests in the middle.
‘Islamophobia’ Is a Big, Fat Lie
There’s nothing irrational about hating and fearing Islam.
