The Heal the Nation Hikoi failure and the impact of Right Wing Māori Social Media Influencers this election
Really insightful piece over at Waatea over the rise of Right Wing Māori Social Media Influencers… From Feeds to Whānau:…
Martyn Bradbury
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The Trumpian public lynching of Judge Ema Aitken by NZF Goons
Judge Ema Aitken denies wrongdoing as NZ First controversy raises questions about judicial independence and political pressure.
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Winston attacking Māori Electorates is the worst level of race baiting
Winston Peters calls for a referendum on Māori electorates, reigniting debate over race politics and representation in New Zealand.
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Willis launches Covid Monetary Kangaroo Court Atlas Network Inquisition due to report back just before election
Nicola Willis launches a surprise inquiry into the Reserve Bank’s Covid response. Is this scrutiny — or an Atlas Network election weapon?
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Labour needs to hold its nerve and keep open any option that beats this terrible Government without needing Winston
As Winston Peters race-baits over Māori electorates, Labour must keep all coalition options open – including Te Pāti Māori – to defeat this Government.
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UK Government challenges NZ climate backsliding
UK ministers are questioning NZ’s weakened methane targets and fossil fuel expansion. Is National’s climate backsliding now threatening trade and reputation?
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What a second National, ACT and NZF Government would do policy wise
Last election, I was busy trying to explain to anyone who was listening that the policy alignment of National, ACT…
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Why would we trust Shane Jones, Donald Trump & Atlas Network over rare earth minerals?
Should New Zealand trust Shane Jones and Donald Trump with rare earth mineral negotiations? Fast-track mining powers raise serious concerns.
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Shane Jones vs David Seymour is like clean coal fighting good cancer
David Seymour attacks Shane Jones over regional loans — but the real fight is ACT vs NZ First as 2026 election tensions grow.
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Old Zealand vs New Zealand: The 2026 Election Divide
Election 2026 may be decided not by ideology — but by age. Is New Zealand slowly becoming “Old Zealand”? In…
