Hipkins, Polls and Polling Integrity
Neale Jones is a competent left-wing commentator and for him to defend David Farrar in the face of ridiculous attacks is saying something.
NZ Politics
Face of the Day
Rutherford’s departure by the end of the year – and deputy chief press secretary Jasmine Higginson’s upcoming maternity leave – will lead to a major reshaping of Luxon’s communications team.
Judge Declares Fluoride a Health Risk
Fluoride Free NZ has urged the Director-General of Health to halt all fluoridation schemes across the country following the judge’s findings that “there is little dispute” over fluoride posing a hazard to human health.
Bye Bye Darleen Tana Hello More Green Party Madness
If nothing else then I suppose we can give the Greens points for their entertainment value.
Is Social Investment the New Panacea?
We seem to be simultaneously stoking a massive fire while standing by with a watering can.
The True Legacy of Ardern and Hipkins
Collapsing trust in NZ education, parliament, courts, heathcare, police and media to all-time lows.
They Are Lying Grifters
The Disinformation Project takes a close look at social media platforms, which they call an “online ecosystem”, but shows no interest in MSM platforms.
Thoughts on Kākāriki Mayor Tory Whanau
Perhaps if the Greens want to endorse a different kākāriki mayoral candidate next year, they should go for someone who isn’t from the lobbying beltway and instead choose someone with a better sense of what ordinary people want from local government.
Why Is It Always with the Threats?
Te Pāti Māori are always straight out of the gate with threats, and so it is more of the same after the Government announced $30 million of cuts to a programme for teachers to learn te reo Māori.
Last Week in Review
Who needs drag queens in libraries to indoctrinate our children when we have the NZ Herald?
Into the Void? Please Keep Trying
Our legal friend has received no reply to his two messages to an acquaintance, a senior National Party staffer.
The PSA Is Causing Services to Collapse
Nurses, teachers and police to leave for Australia and mass unemployment in Wellington.
In Search of Solutions for the Future
The reality is that the way we fund public services in the future needs to change if this country is to maintain high living standards and avoid bankruptcy.