Willis Buys Breathing Room and Leaves Labour in a Fiscal Chokehold
Willis has not fixed everything but she has stabilised the ship and forced the opposition to show their hand.
NZ Politics
Worse than Whitlam, Better for New Zealand
For once the money might flow east across the Tasman.
Willis Revives English’s Losing Playbook With Super Attack on Winston
Willis would do well to focus on fixing the books rather than picking fights she cannot win.
How Many Children and Young People?
Our systems are failing us – the doctors, the coroners, the police, Medsafe, the Ministry of Health, our politicians, the wider judiciary and the media. It is up to ordinary, decent New Zealanders who care about the future of this country to make a noise.
A World-First To Target Declining Trust in Politicians
Welsh candidates and ministers will no longer get away with lying.
Who’s Making You Sweat – and Why?
A spotlight on the Burnett Foundation’s upcoming ‘fundraiser’ that is much more than it appears.
The Treaty Is a One Way Street
The public want action. It is beholden on this government to deliver it.
Sherman Tanks...
But still snares lamestream media’s Political Journalist of the Year award.
Willis Delivers Election Budget With Bank Tax Hammer, Winston Wins Big and Surplus Promises
National has shown they can manage the books better than Labour but the new bank tax is a reminder that fiscal discipline is still a work in progress.
To Grow New Zealand Families
The Kiwi cradle. Why we need a ‘Grow NZ Families’ revolution.
Nash, Cabinet Confidentiality and Peters’ Standards
Has misconduct stopped mattering, or is it another case of amnesia?
Mediocracy – It Has Its Reasons
The only real answer is the Elon Musk answer of ‘zero-based’ budgeting.
Taxpayers’ Union Drops Bomb: Ardern’s 2019 Wellbeing Budget Would Deliver 13.5 Billion Surplus Today
This budget is the test. Will Nicola Willis pass it, or will she keep pretending the spending party never happened? Kiwis are watching.
We Must End the Discrimination
Shaking off the shackles of co-governance is not an act of hostility: it is an act of preservation.