The Horror of Israel’s Actions in the West Bank, Lebanon and Iran
As conflict spreads across multiple fronts, humanitarian crises deepen in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon.
Author: Martyn Bradbury
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Jim Grenon’s NZ Herald attacks Chris Hipkins over vaccine advice
The Herald’s latest hit on Chris Hipkins over Covid vaccines looks less like reporting and more like billionaire-backed culture war politics.
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White House insider trading and how bad does Iran get for Trump?
Trump delays his Iran strike as insider trading allegations explode inside the White House. Is this strategy — or chaos?
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Shane Jones will fine The Daily Blog $50,000?!?
A new fisheries law could fine media $50,000 for publishing boat footage. The Daily Blog says bring it on — and will fight it in court.
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The contempt of Winston Peters + will NZ First swing hard right on Abortion with Alfred Ngaro?
A stunt in Parliament and a controversial political alignment raise bigger questions about where NZ First is heading ahead of Election 2026.
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Greens stepping up with real political leadership
From transport relief to housing reform, the Greens are putting forward a policy platform that directly targets the crises facing New Zealanders.
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More arrests for cannabis possession a reminder what a racist class war looks like
As cannabis use rises, so do arrests — but the real story may be about who gets targeted, and who doesn’t.
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LNG terminal New Zealand slammed as ‘worst of both worlds’
A proposed $1 billion LNG terminal is being slammed as costly, high-emission and corporate welfare — raising serious questions about NZ’s energy future.
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Iran war fuel crisis: the dates Trump and Luxon fear most
The Iran war fuel crisis New Zealand could trigger diesel shortages, inflation and economic shock as global tensions escalate.
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Corporate Fishing Ghoul Shane Jones vs Fishing God Bloke Matt Watson is the battle royale we have all been waiting for
Matt Watson, recreational fishers and Greenpeace have forced a political retreat over Shane Jones’ Fisheries Amendment Bill, but critics warn the wider attack on public oversight and ocean protection remains.
