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.
As Tauranga faces dual inquiries and multiple investigations, CTV families are urging strong family representation, whistleblower protections and a genuinely open process.
Journalists are further degrading the public’s trust in them.
I would argue that the very reason the Nats are doing poorly is precisely because they have not followed through on their mandate for change. We need them to take action now, before it is too late.
Luxon might have bought himself some breathing room but, with Peters on the rise and National’s support leaking like a sieve, the albatross around his neck just got heavier.
It’s all fun and games and virtue-signalling until the oil runs out.
Hidden myocarditis warnings while mandating two doses for teens. Who will be held accountable?
However this messy scenario plays out, whatever way the wind blows, Chippie has done Labour no favours. The question now is whether they ditch him or, like the sheep they are, get in behind. Riveting times ahead.
