Can They Capitalise on This?
Now that parliament has polarised into rival coalitions, voter and media attention may turn much more to the proposed policies of the minor parties.
NZ Politics
Continued Contempt of Parliament from Te Pāti Māori
If they don’t like the institution of parliament and its standing orders, then they can always go back to the mat.
Book Awards Fall Short, Again!
By awarding poorly written but politically charged books, the industry and the awards are in danger of losing credibility that has been hard fought for over many years and we risk sponsorships and trust.
Christopher Luxon
I think Luxon is on his way to becoming a great National prime minister.
The Finance Minister’s Solution to Big Banks?
To make you pay for dirty deals that sell out three million KiwiSaver holders. Labour did the same.
Free Speech Union, We Have a Problem
Failing to condemn Candace Owens’ virulent anti-Semitism isn’t ‘free speech’: it’s bizarre cowardice.
Highlights From the C-19 Enquiry
I would love to make sweeping statements about the report, but I must control myself. Whatever we do, we must not surrender the moral high ground.
The NZ Charities Law and Social Engineering
This reveals a disturbing pattern: our highest court is reshaping the law based on judges’ perceptions of changing social values.
The IMF Confirms That Hipkins Put NZ at the Bottom in 2023
Whatever new PM Chris Luxon’s faults, anything is an improvement on Chris Hipkins and the country’s worst finance minister ever, Grant Robertson, as well as former PM Ardern.
Seems the Treaty Principles Bill has boosted ACT and squeezed National
Warnings for both Luxon and Winston that sitting on the fence is not an option for the Treaty Principles Bill.
This Is the Story of the World
The minority of people who ask questions are always frowned upon, even though the questions are needed.