Greens Back Satire, Just Not About Themselves
The authority’s complaints board chair ruled the complaints settled on 30 October, without deciding whether the advertising code had been breached.
Greens
Shared Benefits and Personal Risk
The Greens’ business policy does not account for the difference.
Thumbs up for the Mob
But a middle finger to its victims. How many rapes does it take before politicians stop smiling?
The Green Sludge Stinks up Again
The great moral posturers are exposed yet again as a toxic, dysfunctional cabal.
Is This the Real Story Behind the Greens’ $6 Billion Job Gamble?
Ultimately, it’s a high-stakes gamble on whether politicians or private businesses are better at spending $6 billion of your money.
From the Sensible Sentencing Trust
Outraged! Green Party and Te Pāti Māori cosy up to gang bosses while law-abiding Kiwis pay the price.
The Preaching That Will Empty Our Wallets
Policies written by people who have never met a wage bill are paid for by the people who have – until those people can no longer pay.
Quick Hit: 284,000 Jobs by Masterplan
The Greens say their nearly $6 billion economic plan will create 284,000 jobs over four years. Treasury already forecasts 220,000 of them. Marama Davidson says what’s missing is “the masterplan”.
A Free Bus Would Be Cheaper
We would be nuts to spend $4 billion to divert freight from rail to road to create a heavily subsidised passenger rail service.
Quick Hit: Immoral Until the Cheque Clears
A Green MP says being a billionaire is immoral and a Green candidate wants the rich drug tested at charity events. In 2023, the party banked $50,000 from James Cameron, now a Forbes billionaire.
Three Polls Say Split Your Vote
Tuesday’s three polls all show the majors bleeding to the minors. Neither Chris is liked. National’s list lift is a forlorn hope. Electorate National or best candidate; party vote ACT or NZ First.
Quick Hit: The Number Chippy Won’t Name
Greens put about $1.1 billion a year, roughly $4.48 billion over four years, on care-worker pay equity. Hipkins called the 2025 change the most reprehensible thing he has seen and still will not cost the reverse. Moral fury without a price tag is not a budget.
Green Leaders Gone After Election Fail
The Greens have become the ‘punching bag’ of the left and the right.