Hipkins Says One Tax, Waititi Booked the 8th
Hipkins has one tax. Waititi put the rest on the table and named the day.
Hipkins has one tax. Waititi put the rest on the table and named the day.
This issue deserves scrutiny, public debate, and immediate action.
A couple of them take my fancy, but on second thoughts I think I’ll grab a book.
The finding is the punishment. The invoice still sits in the file.
John Campbell asked three times. Chippy answered with a slogan.
To keep a 15-year-old off Instagram, a platform has to know a 45-year-old is not 15.
Winston named it. ACT walked. Chippy just became Luxon’s extra vote.
This is nothing more than a cynical, shameless vote-grab, cruelly preying on the genuine anxiety of families struggling to put food on the table. It promises cheap groceries, but delivers nothing but empty promises, empty shelves and economic fairy tales.
The current government, on balance, deserves to be re-elected and they are certainly better than the alternative currently on offer.
This is essentially what those on the right have been asking for: a clean-up of judicial activism and a better application of Treaty references and their interpretation by the judiciary.
Opportunity on 5.3 and six seats. Right 59, left 55. Neither governs without Wong.
Labour got National’s sub-30 gift and still went backwards. Opportunity is the maths problem both majors made.
Labour has unveiled its 2026 campaign slogan: 'Better starts now.' Leader Chris Hipkins made the announcement at a suburban home in Christchurch after taking a tumble in the latest poll. The party has been repeating ad nauseum its focus on "jobs, health, homes and the cost of