Ninety days out from the election the race remains tight. The coalition clings to a one-seat majority on paper. Labour has lost ground to a party it hoped would quietly help it.
What you are witnessing in real time with Brian Tamaki is the further erosion of free speech, and the persecution of a person for his beliefs. What happens when you say something just publicly enough to have the cops turn up at your door? Don’t think it would happen to you? Think again.
Before asking struggling households for more, our councils and Tiaki Wai must show us that they have trimmed the fat, postponed what can wait, concentrated upon essential services and opened their own books to proper public scrutiny.
Where are the heavyweight political leaders of yesteryear, or is this really what NZ politics has now become: infants squabbling in the playground while the school burns down around them?
We want someone fiercely patriotic who leaves you in no doubt what he stands for. This ridiculous woke carry-on needs to be stamped out.
The story of a tribe's commercial exploitation of natural bodies of water.
Luxon has simply reminded everyone why coalition politics under his leadership remains such a high-wire act. One more brain fart closer to election day.
There have been 2,099 gender marker changes on birth records in New Zealand since 15 June 2023. Of concern is that 984 men have changed their gender to female on their birth certificate – an average of almost one per day – who can now access women’s spaces.
When it comes to doing something that will materially help their own children, Boomers are clueless, like brainwashed automatons.
After less than a year of operation, PILLAR NZ has now contributed directly to New Zealand’s legislative process through the development of a member’s bill: the Foreign Influence Transparency (FIT) Bill.
Christopher Luxon is running out of time to change the narrative before voters decide whether one term is quite enough.
