Hipkins Auckland Policy Answers The PM Question
Chippy turned up in Auckland with policy, spine and a clear line on racism. After Luxon’s weakness, that matters more than National wants to admit.
Deconstructing Headlines
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
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Will The AI Bubble Crash The Economy First?
AI may crash the economy before it destroys humanity, but either way the future is being fought over by billionaires who should not be trusted with a toaster.
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Israel At Eurovision Is Cultural Whitewashing
Russia was banned from Eurovision. Israel is still handed a microphone while Gaza is butchered. That is not music. That is cultural whitewashing.
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Israel panics over sexual assault of Palestinians, so launches defamation action.
Israel’s reported threat to sue over coverage of alleged abuse of Palestinian prisoners has intensified debate over propaganda, media narratives and war crimes scrutiny.
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The Toxic Political Legacy of Judith Collins
Judith Collins exits Parliament leaving behind one of the most divisive political legacies modern New Zealand has seen.
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Why Oil Prices Could Hit $200 a Barrel Soon
New Zealand may still get fuel supplies, but escalating Middle East conflict could soon send petrol prices into economic shock territory.
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Why the Te Tai Tokerau Party Could Struggle
The Te Tai Tokerau Party may have intended to shake up Māori politics — but critics fear it could end up helping Labour more than Te Pāti Māori.
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NZ First Donors Push Racing Industry Tax Breaks
A leaked racing industry report pushing for tax breaks and online casinos is fuelling fresh questions about NZ First, donors and political influence.
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Policing Bill Sparks Fears Over Protest Crackdown
The Government’s new policing laws are triggering fears of expanded surveillance powers and the criminalisation of political protest.
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Cheap racism + brutal economics – Luxon brings poppadoms for butter chicken tsunami while promising more austerity
Luxon is flirting with anti-immigration politics while promising more austerity, even as public services hollow out and corporate subsidies continue.
