Warning! Warning! Danger Jacinda Ardern! Danger Marama Davidson! Warning!
IF THE SEXUAL ASSAULT scandal engulfing the Prime Minister’s office hasn’t been properly dealt with by the time you read this, Labour’s in big trouble.
Year: 2019
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Cough-cough. That ‘old rugby injury’ of Winston’s has now taken 3 weeks
We all wish Winston a speedy recovery from his, old rugby injury.
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How come the entire Western media knew about American torture after Abu Ghraib, yet our Intelligence Agencies had no idea at all?
The SIS and GCSB KNEW the information was coming from CIA black sites, what the hell did they think was happening at those CIA black sites? The information was being tickled out of people?
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MEDIAWATCH: The Spinoff Labour Party Sex Scandal
The extraordinary journalism on display today at The Spinoff by Alex Casey demolishes any facade that the allegations were a mistaken interaction that has been over hyped.
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TV REVIEW: I think they should rename The Block NZ to ’12 weeks a slave’
Nothing tells us that the absurd speculative property bubble has finally popped in Auckland quite like the astounding failure of the Blocks auction.
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PUB POLITICS – ‘Does National deserve to win the 2020 election’ 8pm THIS Tuesday live from Chapel Bar: Featuring National Party Finance Spokesperson Paul Goldsmith & Former Leader of Labour Party David Cunliffe
Pub Politics – it’s like Backbenchers but with lots more booze.
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Council’s callous indifference to East Christchurch
It was the ninth anniversary of the September 2010 earthquake last week, the first of the two big earthquakes to hit the city, but driving through some parts of East Christchurch you might think the earthquake was last week.
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Media hype on vegan health continues – Vegan NZ
The BBC recently published an article stating that vegans had a higher likelihood of stroke. Nothing more than sensationalist headlining,…
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GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – Auckland’s local Body elections: “Whose city is it anyway”? and the groundswell for Tamihere
I was at a community meeting recently when a woman, who runs a business on High Street, and was evidently so frustrated with Goff and the council that she told the meeting, “I don’t like John Tamihere or his track record – but I intend to vote for John Tamihere.” There was momentary silence in the room as we all took this in.
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Political Caption Competition
Yes Master, how may I serve you?