The Castor Revolution: Redefining Industrial Mobility
They are among the most underappreciated components in modern industry — small, often unremarkable, and yet entirely indispensable. Castors are…
Author: The Daily Blog
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Political Caption Competition
If Trump’s new Golden Statue was more realistic
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Government Moves To Block Climate Change Liability Claims
The Government wants to stop major emitters being sued for climate damage before the election. Lawyers say it’s an attack on accountability, justice and the courts themselves.
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Greenpeace Slams Govt LNG Terminal Commitment
Greenpeace says Luxon’s Government is doubling down on an expensive LNG terminal despite soaring gas prices, climate warnings and evidence renewable energy would cost billions less.
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Greenpeace Slams Govt Climate Law Change
Greenpeace says Luxon’s Government is rewriting climate law to protect corporate polluters like Fonterra from facing accountability in court while New Zealanders carry the cost of climate chaos.
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Greens Slam Luxon Climate Law Amendment
The Greens say Luxon’s Government is racing through climate law changes to protect corporate polluters while everyday New Zealanders battle rising costs and worsening climate chaos.
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Bradbury Group: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer & Moana LIVE
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joins The Bradbury Group as Moana Maniapoto breaks down her explosive Winston Peters interview while Matthew Hooton, Tau Henare and Dita De Boni go to war over Election 2026, the economy and the Maiki Sherman controversy.
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Trump Golden Statue Sparks Ten Commandments Backlash
A giant golden statue of Donald Trump surrounded by praying evangelicals might be peak MAGA, but critics say it also smashes headfirst into the first two commandments of Christianity itself.
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NZ Herald Declares The Right Already Won Election
When media outlets stop reporting elections and start narrating inevitability, polling becomes less about democracy and more about manufacturing consent.
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Ending Fees Free Punishes Young New Zealanders
Student debt, impossible rents and collapsing home ownership aren’t accidents, they’re the economic architecture of modern New Zealand, and young people are paying for it.
