Last summer we saw the frenzy that Politico went into over someone it obviously detests, so is the opposite effect now happening in which Politico provides cover to one it favors despite the revelations in the Epstein Files?
Migrant welfare fraud in Australia is off the charts.
Labourite Chatham Islands CEO comes a criminal cropper. Where are the coppers?
If policymakers and the public want effective prevention, they must start with a clear-eyed assessment of the risks rather than with wishful thinking.
A German man who strangled a Tasmanian sex worker is walking free after just a couple of years.
‘Jasper Jones’ author now charged with producing child exploitation material.
For a community as vulnerable as the Chatham Islands, the damage done by Eagle’s tenure demands a full reckoning – from the police, from Labour, and from a political class that has tolerated this kind of conduct for far too long.
A new low from New Zealand’s criminal injustice system.
The disgraceful dropping of the Te Papa vandalism case.
Whether this shift will endure remains uncertain, but the discussion itself felt like a decisive break from years of silence, deflection, and managed anarchy.
He was given conditional bail and told a trial date was set for January 17th 2028. Yet somehow Lucy Connolly was in court in under a month. Needless to say, unlike Connolly, Williams is out on bail.
It’s worth paying close attention, because Germany may be one of the worst offenders, but it isn’t the only Western nation making these choices.
