Māori live on misinformation:
Broader society, protests are normally fuelled by misinformation or rumours – such as the notion that the bill might remove the Treaty from statutes or diminish existing Māori rights. That is not even in discussion. What New Zealanders want is a clear understanding of what the Treaty actually stands for, its influence and a move to deflate its overrated misinterpreted standing.
My own ideal government does not believe the state should run the economy.
Foodstuffs didn’t wake up yesterday morning and discover that it had become one of New Zealand’s two major supermarket operators.
An individual piece of Māori roadside art may be perfectly attractive, interesting, or even impressive.
Te Pāti Māori has exposed a weakness in the MMP system by promoting a voting pattern that could lead to an overhang in any newly elected government.
Vic cops do nothing while African thugs are literally kicking in doors.
In an era where the public demands rigorous accountability and tangible returns on political spending, a dramatic performance is simply not enough.
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