Broken markets, corporate power & the limits of competition Reform
A deep dive into New Zealand’s broken markets, the Commerce Act reform debate, and why corporate power continues to undermine competition, democracy, and public trust.
Author: Martyn Bradbury
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Election campaign turns ugly as Cameron Slater targets Māori organisations
As the election campaign ramps up, concerns are growing about increasingly toxic media attacks targeting Māori organisations.
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Unemployment hits 11-year high — where are the Green Shoots of Recovery?
Official data is now doing what political rhetoric could not — exposing the gap between economic promises and lived reality….
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Liam Dann quietly packs away the Green Shoots champagne
After declaring the economic recovery had arrived, NZ Herald economist Liam Dann now appears to be walking back the “green shoots” narrative.
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Should Duncan Garner be calling Shubz over explosive allegations?
After Shubz made an extraordinary allegation involving a political party, questions are being asked about media responsibility and coverage.
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ACT are so free market they support slavery
I think ACTs mask slipped last week. The shock of seeing them for the foaming mouthed ideological storm troopers they…
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The actual problem with the Greens & wokeness, is the same the Democrats had
If you look at the majority of Democrats running in the last election, they were gun loving, free speech waving…
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Melania: 5 stars for catastrophic emptiness
A glossy vanity project meant to flatter Melania instead exposes the hollow, creepy theatre of Trump-era power. A spectacular 5-star disaster.
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AI Bryce Edwards vs Greens friendly fire & why won’t NZ Political Left listen to Morris Katz?
Bryce Edwards, the Greens, Labour and the Māori Party are locked in friendly fire. If the NZ Left won’t change, 2026 will punish them.
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Israeli influence in NZ Judiciary deeply concerning
John Minto’s exclusive on the manifestly unjust sentence handed out to a Kiwi bloke who had a punch up with…
