Luxon in the Dead Zone as National Slumps to 29 Per Cent in New Poll
Luxon has no plan to turn this around and no loyal base to protect him. The clock is ticking and the questions are only getting louder.
Luxon has no plan to turn this around and no loyal base to protect him. The clock is ticking and the questions are only getting louder.
Outside the venue, around 50 protestors held signs and banners to remind the former prime minister of her destructive legacy; in particular, her pushing New Zealanders to take Covid-19 jabs, which led to vaccine injuries.
Then acts shocked it attracted organised crime. A dodgy darts economy.
When a decision is significant, the public must be properly consulted and involved in the decision making process.
What is not legitimate is constitutional change by judicial increment, case by case, without mandate and without the possibility of correction.
Free speech is not some optional extra. It is the foundation of an open society. The BSA has shown it cannot be trusted to respect those boundaries.
Randell is reportedly set to contest the Tukituki seat, currently held by National’s Catherine Wedd.
The move of National voters towards New Zealand First is following the same trend that’s underway in the UK and now Australia, where major parties are losing disillusioned supporters to parties that are promising to address their concerns.
Rushing parliament to rubber stamp something this important, with this little scrutiny, is no way to run trade policy.
Bryan Leyland and John Raine Bryan Leyland is a semi-retired electrical and mechanical consulting engineer specialising in power systems. John Raine is an emeritus professor of mechanical engineering and a former researcher in alternative and renewable energy systems. Christopher Luxon announced the LNG Storage Terminal plan on 9th February 2026.
The Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill has been drawn from the ballot. I want to explain why I cannot endorse it.
The most expensive electricity on Earth is in countries with ‘cheapest’ sources of electricity.