NZ Politics
Luxon Returns to Waitangi: A Pointless Exercise in Political Masochism
If Luxon truly wanted to connect, he would commit fully or stay away altogether. Instead, we get this half-baked plan that satisfies no one.
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Luxon’s Popularity Takes a Nosedive in Leaked Poll
These poll ratings act like a boat anchor, holding National back from any real momentum. With an election looming later this year, Luxon’s personal unpopularity may well sink the party’s chances if they don’t address it sharpish.
Zero Day Comes for the Iranian Regime
There is no excuse for our government’s silence and media disinterest. But for 90 million Iranians, hope rises regardless. Because for the regime in Tehran, zero day draws near.
Hipkins’ Hopes Halted
Unless the country is well and truly off its rocker, this election is done and dusted.
The Speech NZ Still Refuses To Confront
I wish National still had a leader like Dr Brash. Someone not scared to talk the truth.
Comparing the Private and Public Sector
I am sure the Public Service commissioner and relevant ministers are on top of this to ensure taxpayers’ money is well spent in all ways to provide services of the highest quality for all New Zealanders – i.e., bringing about accountability to get the “team” on track.
The Case for a Royal Commission Inquiry
A new ministerial briefing from CTV Families advocate David Lynch urges NZ Prime Minister to establish a full Royal Commission into the Mt Maunganui landslide – not another council‑managed review.
Winston Peters Calls Out the India FTA Immigration Trojan Horse
This immigration debate will be a core issue in the coming election. NZ First stands to profit handsomely, drawing a clear line against the globalists in National, ACT and Labour.
Will It Really Fix What’s Broken?
A major overhaul of NZ’s local government is underway.
Chambers Announces the Deputy Commissioner of Police
Commissioner Richard Chambers says he has full confidence in the new leadership group, describing them as bringing the experience, competence and integrity needed to support frontline staff and deliver on the priorities of New Zealand Police.
Was Luxon Silly Enough To Say This?
It makes one wonder why on earth the National Party don’t have enough sense to replace their liability of a leader, who is already costing them votes.