Luxon the Albatross as National Stagnates and Labour Creeps Ahead in Latest Poll
The numbers show a country unhappy with the current government but not yet convinced Labour has all the answers either.
The numbers show a country unhappy with the current government but not yet convinced Labour has all the answers either.
Push back on globalist bureaucrats, national sovereignty cited.
When prices rise, families feel it immediately. When tax revenue rises, the government feels it immediately too – but silently.
The Royal Commission report into Covid was an opportunity for people's voices to be heard. Sadly, it has failed, preferencing power over humanity.
Labourite Chatham Islands CEO comes a criminal cropper. Where are the coppers?
Passionate, articulate and sharply tuned to the political mood of the moment, Eeryk dives into government overreach, the rise of active young voices in online political debate and the increasingly fractured state of public discourse.
What really matters is the year-on-year comparison.
But is social media really the root of the evil of political scandals?
My hope is that if the defamatory press release put out about Lucy as a result of the botched police investigation results in findings against the police in court, then they will start caring about whether investigations are conducted competently.
New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins recently described the current environment as “the most dangerous we have ever lived in”.
How a Middle East conflict has exposed a structural vulnerability at the heart of the New Zealand economy.
Peters isn’t playing nice and why should he? Recall my top political rule: if you are explaining, you are losing. He’s not explaining – he’s attacking.
Luxon and his crew better brush up on crisis management, because things are getting iffy. The election’s looming and voters won’t forget who’s steering the ship when it hits the rocks.