PM Says Amazon Will Invest $7.5 Billion in New Zealand
The development is expected to create around 1000 jobs and add $11 billion to the country’s GDP.
NZ Politics
Labour’s Poll Surge on Cost of Living: Voters Have Short Memories, National Needs a Wake-Up Call
The fact that Labour is viewed as best for 14 of the top 20 issues should cause National’s caucus to pull their heads out of their fundaments and sort it out.
The Media Has Only Itself to Blame
Increasingly, New Zealanders are having to get their news from sources other than our newspapers, radio and television. If that ultimately sees papers like the Herald collapse then their staff have nothing else to blame but their own sloppy standards.
Still Relevant After All These Years
Why Family First plays a key role in modern New Zealand.
Would You Like Some Weed With Your Pizza?
As an ex-weed user who has actually put cannabis on pizza, I call tell you that weed on pizza is pretty gross.
Councils Hasten to Embed Tribal Control
…before 2025’s local body elections, Māori ward referenda, RMA reform, or the coalition government gets off its chuff!
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 15 – Brian Henry
In Episode 15 of The Good Oil Podcast, barrister Brian Henry talks EXCLUSIVELY to Cam about his great legal battles, including the explosive Gloriavale case.
A Palestinian State Means No More UNRWA
Either Palestinians are perpetual refugees, in which case Palestine cannot be recognised as a state, or they are citizens of a state, in which case the refugee designation must end. Both cannot be true.
Labour and Te Pāti Māori’s Supermarket Plan
Will history repeat the Kaikohe KFC collapse?
Are Judges Guardians or Threats?
Judicial restraint is not a partisan demand. It is the condition for legitimacy. Without it, the apex court becomes less a guardian than a threat – and the ecosystem begins to fail.
NZ Cannot Afford to Be Blasé About This
Grant Robertson, the former finance minister, expressed regret for not borrowing more.
Our Courts Are Undermining the Govt’s Intent
In this judge’s application of the law, the very clear message the ban is meant to send has been muddied and weakened.
Willis and the Express Lane Myth
Rail freight could slash those costs, but decades of neglect combined with the duopoly’s trucking dominance has left rail on life support.
Door Opens for Tribal River Claims
Putting the nation at risk to prop up a dangerous and highly destabilising law that was promoted by a party that is now openly advancing anarchy no longer makes sense.
Labour’s Loose Lips Sink Ships: Senior MPs’ Rogue Statements Expose Party Incompetence
At its core, this mess reveals Labour’s competence crisis. From the leader down, they cannot maintain a united front, fact check their attacks or even remember their own policies.