Luxon is lying about the illegal war in Iran – what if Nicola is also wrong about how much fuel we have?
Is the Government misleading New Zealand about the Iran war and fuel security? Rising tensions could trigger a major fuel crisis.
Author: Martyn Bradbury
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How Chippy’s Social Media Character assassination could oddly help Labour with male voters
Could social media allegations against Chris Hipkins backfire and boost Labour’s support among male voters in Election 2026?
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Kapa-Kingi goes full Alamein Kopu on Mihi’s MATA – more ego before the waka will sink Te Pāti Māori
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi’s interview reignites tensions within Te Pāti Māori, raising questions about leadership and unity ahead of Election 2026.
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Why are we fighting Firefighters?
Firefighters continue industrial action in NZ. Why are frontline emergency workers still fighting for basic support and funding?
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The Horror of Hegseth’s White Christian Thug Nationalism
Pete Hegseth’s rhetoric during the Iran war reveals a dangerous blend of militarism and Christian nationalism shaping US foreign policy.
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The amazing political elasticity of our MMP system could help TOP
New Zealand’s MMP political elasticity may push voters toward TOP, potentially blocking Winston Peters from kingmaker power in Election 2026.
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NZ Herald pimps for war – there is NO WAY NZ should send Navy for Trump’s illegal Iran war
Calls for NZ to support Trump’s Iran war are growing. Here’s why sending the Navy into the Strait of Hormuz would be a dangerous mistake.
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Government’s response to oil crisis is pathetic – they are not preparing for worst-case scenario
The Government says it’s preparing for a worst-case fuel crisis — but critics say it’s already too late.
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The Octopus Murder Conspiracy – Why Iranians can never trust Americans
From coups to conspiracies, the history between Iran and America explains why trust is impossible — and why today’s conflict matters.
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Remember when Winston said “Middle East conflict will be over faster than people were expecting “? Y-e-a-h, ’bout that
Winston Peters said the Middle East conflict would end quickly — now that claim looks wildly off the mark.
