Now is the time for conversation (with or without TPM): it’s time to regroup, not just as Māori but as a people and a nation. Our country is at risk of being lost to foreigners and foreign influence and it has been that way for far too long.
Athletes should be free to play and free to say “no thanks” to political messaging without the threat of cancellation hanging over them.
Simon Power’s KiwiSaver advocacy is therefore less about retirement savings than about profit, influence and the audacity of a system where cashflow is guaranteed, risk is socialised and reward is private.
Stand for a New Zealand where every child gets the education they deserve.
Casey Costello says they stared down the mob to get there.
Trust must be earned and when the NZ Police decided to get political around the rainbow alphabet they seriously shot themselves in the foot, so to speak.
With parliament rising soon, the clock’s ticking. Will Luxon steady the ship or will the agitators light the fuse?
From the gossip I am picking up, there are some back benchers supporting Bishop. There are at least 15 MPs who would benefit from Luxon going. So Bishop only needs 10 more to flip and it’s knife time.
Parent opt-out ignored. Has this teacher broken the law? What are the repercussions? And will the recent Education and Training Act Amendment change anything?
The lobotomy of our time is over: New Zealand bans puberty blockers for kids.
If Ardern does secure the UN Secretary General role, she will be tasked with leading the UN’s ambitious global climate emergency agenda into the 2030s and beyond. Guterres has outlined that the UN is establishing a US$1.5 trillion global climate fund.
Time for New Zealand to grow some balls on criminal deportations.
The Māori seats gave us this circus. Maybe next election the voters will finally decide they’ve had enough of the soap opera and send the whole lot packing. One can but hope.
Inside the offender-first justice system that keeps releasing New Zealand’s monsters.
