if you are serious about music then you have to be prepared to be poor and accept the low probability that you might be one of the very few who somehow fall on their feet and get rich. You shouldn’t expect to be supported out of the public purse when you haven’t proven yourself to the public.
Immediate legislative action required to halt ongoing iwi entrenchment in local government.
He is unashamedly still in parliament and is about to ask the electorate to make him prime minister.
How a clever campaign could help derail Chris Bishop. Māori seat manipulation.
New Zealanders deserve better than this grubby politics as usual. Labour’s latest recruit arrives under a cloud of their own making. The public will not forget it.
CT supports the FTA. ACT’s surcharge may breach it and face a Chapter 19 challenge. ACT signed away the lever, then reached for it.
Brace yourselves as we circle back to 2023, watching the Labour government perform their favourite bureaucratic ritual: Prioritising everything Māori!
If people are told that it isn’t their fault they are using methamphetamine, how do they take the ownership needed to stop?
Professor Marewa Glover joins Cam Slater to expose the India-NZ Free Trade Agreement as colonisation by stealth. They break down weaponised racism smears, Auckland’s rapid demographic shifts, youth joblessness, incompatible values and why Kiwis must protect their culture. Hard-hitting truth on bureaucracy, public health grift and nicotine
If this is the level of engagement we are now producing, then the real lesson being taught in that classroom is not about religion, or war, or ethics. It is that some ideas can simply be waved away. And that is a lesson no education system can afford to teach.
Our culture – Can they learn from Australia or the UK?
China’s decision to sanction New Zealand MPs for visiting Taiwan is outrageous, yet how New Zealand’s parliament and political leadership responds will be even more insightful and important.
The ball is in Luxon and Willis’s court. Time to deliver something that actually looks and feels like we are back on track – not just talking about it.
