The Pravda Post
The paper propagandising for a New Zealand neo-Marxist government in waiting.
The paper propagandising for a New Zealand neo-Marxist government in waiting.
Voters are going to go into the election with National doing the same as it always does. They will tell voters that they are less shit than Labour. But are they?
If National loses the election this year, it is on them for doing a poor job and assuming that they would have two terms. It is also on their supporters for not holding them to account from the first minute.
Luxon is a very poor leader and a poor PM but gee whizz, Hipkins has failure stamped over every ministerial portfolio he has had in his hands.
Part 2 of a series, we zoom in on Ashley Bloomfield, the symbol he became and why... and what he's really saying on "Quarantine Nation", Stuff's new podcast series.
The media, in terms of objectivity and in depth journalism, is failing to fly. This needs to change and the only person who can bring it about is the minister.
Other than in the minds of UN junkies and some academics, the international rules based order has not been functioning properly for a long time.
The only thing that will force real change is a catastrophic election result that rinses both National and Labour. That looks unlikely right now. Voters are grumpy but they are also stuck in old habits.
Another Māori trust boss charged with stealing $2 million.
Part 1 of a series, looking at “Quarantine Nation”, Stuff’s new podcast series.
To celebrate delayed motherhood as empowerment without acknowledging its costs is to perpetuate a lie.
They want your sympathy, they want your welfare, but they don’t want to change.
Talk of a coup exists only in the feeble minds of legacy media. Luxon will hang on in quiet desperation, getting regular coaching from John Key, like he did last Friday, until Key nods at a proposed successor.
The fact that the legacy media still appears to be in a state of denial over this – clinging to a fictitious world view where they are the righteous gatekeepers of truth – explains, at least in part, why they remain a dying industry.