The Blob Swings Into Action To Protect Its Own
The immigration biometric project is exposed.
NZ Politics
Big Two Crash to 30-Year Low as Media Promotes Opportunity Party
With 14 per cent of voters still undecided, and support this fragmented, the path to government in November is wide open. The big two are on the nose and the minors are on the move. Anything could happen from here.
Top Down Leftism
From the authoritarian ‘kindness’ of the contemporary left deliver us, O Lord!
Minister Confirms NZ Readiness for Bird Flu
Clare Swinney highlighted the scale of coordination already underway across government and councils, modelled on Covid-era response frameworks.
This Is Who Is Fighting This Bill
Critical analysis: NZ First’s Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill – the backlash, their funding, and who they are actually representing.
Yes, UNDRIP Is Enforceable Here
It is a coup, engineered by a small number of tribal elite thanks to successive governments willingness to sacrifice New Zealand democracy for totalitarian tribal rule.
Winston Peters Smacks Media Wankers Again – And Kiwis Love It.
If it weren’t for double standards, the media would have no standards at all.
The Weather and Safety Are No Excuse
A $400 fine is an annoying cost for many people. For someone living on a pension, it can become a fortnight-by-fortnight reminder that the safest decision still lost its appeal. And that is the real reason this story will irritate people.
What Happens if the Host Population Changes?
Less Anglo-Polynesian, more Asian. Does it matter?
Only Those Living off the Public Purse Could Be So Tone Deaf
As the old saying goes, turkeys don’t vote for an early Christmas.
Labour Is in Free Fall
In economic speak, nothing is free. This is a lesson the left appear incapable of learning. Barbara Edmonds’ economic baking will be a recipe for economic pain not economic gain.
The Politics of Envy Won’t Make New Zealand Rich
The fantasy behind the Greens’ tax plan.
How NZ Councils Are Wasting Millions on Climate Change
I recently made a formal submission to the Kāpiti Coast District Council on their Draft Emissions Reduction Plan 2026–30. You are welcome to copy it and question your council.
The State’s Hunger To Govern the Internet
Why this should worry us more than the platforms themselves.
His Silence Is Becoming Deafening
Many voters will continue to ask whether he and his ally Tama Potaka are merely managing the pace of constitutional change rather than challenging it. And if that question continues to grow, Luxon may discover that silence carries a political cost of its own.