Coster claims he warned Hipkins and Mitchell about McSkimming years earlier
“There is no way I was only just telling him about this in my last couple of weeks in the job.”
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Ram raids are down because retailers locked themselves behind steel bars
Ram raids have collapsed from their 2022 peak.
Air NZ short-haul crews threaten 18 December strike as union presses for ‘fair deal’
Crews are still without a “fair settlement.”
Taxpayers’ Union demands answers over IRD blunder affecting thousands
"Not a one-off glitch."
School lunch scandal backfires as evidence contradicts principal’s claims
“They thought they had a gotcha moment..."
Debate on Pākehā identity exposes racial hierarchies disguised as equity
"You are here because we invited you here.”
McCoskrie reviews the Listener’s anti-right ‘special report’ and finds its ‘accidental truths’
“No one ideology currently stands out as presenting a greater threat.”
Government snubs climate watchdog on tougher emissions targets
The government says the price tag is too high.
Australia’s under-16 social media ban sparks concerns about surveillance and unintended harms’
“It removes the very parental controls and safety filters built to protect them.”
Answers demanded after claim Eric Schmidt built secret Google ‘backdoor’
“Spied on, deleted, and altered her texts and other data.”
Police culture in crisis as McSkimming scandal deepens
"...there is some concerning behaviour in the wider police which needs more scrutiny.”
Tamihere once blasted Māori Party “separatists.” Now he leads them
“The days when people could stand up and scream ‘treaty’ and believe that they would get special rights have gone.”
Labour rejects government’s rate cap as households face rising costs
“Ratepayers are tired of having to prudently manage their own budgets while rates continue to go up.”