New Zealand cannot afford another round of Labour’s fantasy economics. Voters are waking up to the pattern: announce the shiny promise, dodge the cost and blame someone else when the numbers fall apart.
David Seymour is sick of pretending that men can be women. Aren't we all?
Our culture – Can they learn from Australia or the UK?
From studying serial killers to seeking parliament.
The general trend across the wider polling picture seems to be correcting in favour of the coalition. Luxon and his team will be hoping this upward movement holds.
“The only person who’s going to save you is yourself” – Billy Brown on meritocracy, iwi elites and why New Zealand needs to start digging.
Why the Labour leader’s failure to disclose policy is irrelevant.
Willis has not fixed everything but she has stabilised the ship and forced the opposition to show their hand.
Willis would do well to focus on fixing the books rather than picking fights she cannot win.
National has shown they can manage the books better than Labour but the new bank tax is a reminder that fiscal discipline is still a work in progress.
This budget is the test. Will Nicola Willis pass it, or will she keep pretending the spending party never happened? Kiwis are watching.
The only way Winston can continue to make gains is by staying with the present coalition. Therefore my bet is the coalition will be re-elected and Winston will play a part.
If National keeps this up, they risk handing Winston an even stronger hand in post-election negotiations. Attacking him now could exact a fair bit of utu later.
Will they support the bill to define biological sex in law all the way?
The category conspicuously absent from Woke’s hierarchy of victimhood.
