Givealittle fight is finally settled – TDB stands by our advocacy
A tragic death, a disputed fundraiser, and a legal first. The Givealittle fight that raised bigger questions about trust is finally settled.
Deconstructing Headlines
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
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Dear Kiwis, the Strait must be reopened but we are not helping Trump’s insane illegal war!
The Strait of Hormuz must reopen, but that doesn’t mean New Zealand should fight someone else’s war.
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Neoliberal free market capitalism + lazy mass immigration policies = a collapse in NZ’s social cohesion
New Zealand isn’t drifting apart by chance. Decades of economic policy and population pressure are tearing at the social fabric.
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Palantir’s manifesto is pure AI Technofascism – shouldn’t expelling Peter Thiel be a national security issue?
Palantir’s manifesto isn’t just tech optimism, critics say it points toward something far more dangerous.
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Who would Jesus bomb? Did PM want to attack Iran because he’s an Evangelical Christian who thinks this might trigger the Rapture?
Luxon’s rush toward the Iran war is raising more than political questions, it’s opening a debate about belief, judgement, and power.
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250 years and America needed a king
250 years after rejecting a king, America is being warned it may be drifting back toward one.
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Is NZ jumping out of the Chinese fire and into the Indian frying pan?
New Zealand wants to replace China with India, but what if we’re just swapping one problem for another?
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Happy May Day Comrades – class struggle is the Identity we need!
Forget the culture wars, May Day is a reminder that class struggle is still the fight that matters most.
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My old College wanted $230 for a Ball ticket??? Tell ’em they’re dreamin!
$230 for a school ball? Parents are pushing back, and asking when school events became luxury experiences.
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This is about Winston First, NOT NZ First
Make no mistake. This extraordinary and unprecedented situation where the Foreign Minister outs the Prime Minister on crucial foreign policy…
