Waatea News Column: Mahuta’s ‘dragon and taniwha’ redefines NZ Foreign Policy
Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta’s speech to China was groundbreaking in many ways. By using Tikanga, Nanaia has reassured our largest…
Author: Martyn Bradbury
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Hasty Jacinda retreat on Free Speech only empowers ACT more
New Zealanders will stop fearing people being attacked by hate speech and start fearing they will be accused of hate speech.
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Trans Tasman political dangers for Labour & the NZ Mainstream Media
Boujee Media types are desperate for an over seas vacation and their coverage of planes landing from Australia has been akin to Jesus Christ reappearing before a joint session at the UN.
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Dawn Raid apology first, overstayer amnesty second, Climate Crisis obligations third
‘Shameful stain on NZ history’: Polynesian Panthers push for dawn raids apology Nearly half a century on from that “shameful…
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Waatea News Column: The Maori Party Double Standard
The problem with the Electoral Commission taking the Māori Party to the Police for the late filing of donations is the double standard it would send.
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Q+A Review: How the Free Speech issue will turbocharge ACT
How on earth the Left have managed to end up being the anti-free speech party in all of this is a bewildering home goal because you always lose free speech debates.
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Now we see how lame a Labour majority is – what hope for a Left wing NZ?
It is only once the Neoliberal State is reformed and refounded that you can start implementing genuine policy.
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The 2 ways National can beat Labour in 2023
I’ve argued that Labour are on track to win the 2023 election but there are two outside chances National have left that could spook those 45+ women back to National and see them beat Labour with ACT.
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Trevor punishes Labour’s outrageous abuse of Health Select Committee
Labour made Chris Bishop politically relevant, we should never forgive them for that.
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Border Vaccination fiasco & State House meltdown – bad day at the Office for Labour
Finding out that border security staff have been deceptive is one thing, but the fact that there might be up…