What Is the Story?
Allegations of bullying, union-busting, and the story legacy media won’t touch.
NZ Politics
Hipkins’ Gall in Promising a ‘New’ Labour: Same Old Hypocrisy from the Chipster
Hipkins had his shot as PM and it was a dud. Kiwis saw through the spin then, and they’ll do it again in 2026. Save your breath, Chris. No one’s buying.
The Mythologising of a Māori Economy
The future of the New Zealand economy is not “Māori”. It is New Zealand – built by all New Zealanders, under the same rules.
New Zealand’s Planning Revolution: Bye Bye RMA
Inside the reform that will change how New Zealand is built.
Will There Be a Counter Revolution?
Could this happen in New Zealand? Is this what is needed to rid ourselves of the long shadow that the now exiled Jacinda Ardern and her radical Labour government cast over our country?
Luxon Should Move From Legacy to Resilience
Luxon can move from a caretaker and legacy management role to resilience leadership by championing structural projects that harden the grid, secure agriculture and protect regional lifelines.
Willie Jackson’s MUMA Scandal: 12 Days On and Legacy Media Still Protecting Labour’s Elite
Legacy media need to grow some balls and start reporting this. But they will not, so we will keep going.
Nicola Willis’s Blunder: Handing Ruth Richardson a Megaphone She Doesn’t Deserve
How National’s political brains trust missed this is baffling. It is straight out of the playbook. Remember Ronald Reagan’s killer line from 1980: “Are you better off now than you were four years ago?” Swap in two years and it fits New Zealand like a glove.
Robust Sales for Book Release
Since opening for pre-order, the book has enjoyed strong early sales – an exceptional start for an indie non-fiction title – clearly demonstrating its strong potential to connect deeply with New Zealanders seeking authentic, unfiltered reflection on the Covid era.
No Bias in Two Recent Polls
Looking ahead to 2026 election year, my money is on the re-election of the coalition.
Do as I Say, Not as I Do
How did we reach a moment where a prime minister saying she wanted to punch another MP in the face is seen as acceptable by many?