Is Simeon Brown’s frenetic hot mess social media performance a glimpse of how bad National’s Election Campaign will be?
If this is the campaign rollout, it’s not discipline — it’s noise. And voters tend to tune that out fast.
Martyn Bradbury
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Dear TVNZ – I don’t care if this kid finds his biological father, why are you launching a cellphone service when you can barely do TV?
It’s meant to sell phone plans. Instead, it feels like a low-budget TVNZ drama about finding your dad. What are they thinking?
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Mariameno Kapa-Kingi/Te Pāti Māori judicial review Round 2
Hey, what do I know? I’ve only picked every investigation into the Māori Party would result in no charges, but…
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MEDIAWATCH: Damien Grant slavery bill – why he’s 50% right and 50% wrong
A feel-good slavery bill that won’t catch the worst offenders – Damien Grant Stuff It’s been a year since Damien…
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New Talbot Poll shows hung Parliament
Labour – 35 National – 31 Green – 10 NZF – 9% ACT – 8% MP – 3% Latest Talbot…
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One Civil Defence worker’s response to Luxon sums up every Kiwi’s feelings towards Government
Nothing sums up the contempt most Kiwis feel towards Chris Luxon quite like this Civil Defence Worker… Mr Popular pic.twitter.com/ebVdtKaP49…
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How National, ACT & NZF have already stolen the 2026 Election
Let’s be very clear, by gerrymandering the National, ACT and NZF to ban over 400,000 special votes means they have…
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Let’s be honest about why recreational drugs are banned in NZ
Majority of NZ drug and alcohol users experience no negative effects, study shows Almost two-thirds of respondents to a nationwide…
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From hundreds of thousands to barely hundreds, Eru’s Toitu Te Tiriti sinks to Heal The Nation Hikoi level failure
All the attention will be on Bishop Brian Tamaki’s Brown Shirts trying to storm the Harbour Bridge, but something far…
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You didn’t believe me about what a National/ACT/NZF Government would do in 2023, here’s what they will do if they win a second term
National, ACT, NZF second term: what a re-elected government would do in 2026.
